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 * In particular this file is part of the Framework Core Library
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 */

#ifndef __IWEAR_DOUT_H
#define __IWEAR_DOUT_H


namespace iwear
{
    /**
     * dout will be a function, a set of function or an object with several
     * overloaded operator() or something similar, that will allow you to write to multiple streams.
     * I am not entirely sure about its design yet, but doing something like
     *
     * dout(cerr,cout) << "Foo" << 0.1 << bar << endl; 
     *
     * shall be possible. Therefore we need to return some ostream& object it
     * seems. Most likely we won't be threadsafe too.
     */

    ostream* o[10];

    int am;
    ostream& operator()( ostream& o0, ostream& o1)
    {
	o[0] = &o0;
	o[1] = &o1;
	am = 2;

	return *this;
    }

    // here create some of the needed readbuf functions, that will delegate their stuff to the saved ostreams
}

#endif