#include#include "StdStrBuf.h" int main() { StdStrBuf str = "Hello, world!"; std::cout << "The length of " << str << " is " << str.getLength() << std::endl; return 0; }
#include "StdStrBuf.h" void function(const StdStrBuf& str) { if(str.getLength() > 10) { std::cout << "The string is too long!" << std::endl; } } int main() { StdStrBuf str1 = "Hello"; StdStrBuf str2 = "This string is too long!"; function(str1); function(str2); return 0; }This code defines a function that takes a const reference to an instance of the StdStrBuf class. If the length of the string in the buffer is greater than 10, a message is printed to the console saying that the string is too long. Two instances of the class are created in the main function and passed through the function to test its functionality. The package library for the StdStrBuf class is the NetIQ Novell files.