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Displays the status of the format flags.
Displays the status of the format flags.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

void showflags();

int main()
{
  // show default condition of format flags
  showflags();

  cout.setf(ios::oct | ios::showbase | ios::fixed);

  showflags();

  return 0
}

void showflags()
{
  ios::fmtflags f;

  f = cout.flags();  // get flag settings
  
  if(f & ios::skipwscout << "skipws on\n";
  else cout << "skipws off\n";

  if(f & ios::leftcout << "left on\n";
  else cout << "left off\n";

  if(f & ios::rightcout << "right on\n";
  else cout << "right off\n";

  if(f & ios::internalcout << "internal on\n";
  else cout << "internal off\n";

  if(f & ios::deccout << "dec on\n";
  else cout << "dec off\n";

  if(f & ios::octcout << "oct on\n";
  else cout << "oct off\n";

  if(f & ios::hexcout << "hex on\n";
  else cout << "hex off\n";

  if(f & ios::showbasecout << "showbase on\n";
  else cout << "showbase off\n";

  if(f & ios::showpointcout << "showpiont on\n";
  else cout << "showpoint off\n";

  if(f & ios::showposcout << "showpos on\n";
  else cout << "showpos off\n";

  if(f & ios::uppercasecout << "uppercase on\n";
  else cout << "uppercase off\n";

  if(f & ios::scientificcout << "scientific on\n";
  else cout << "scientific off\n";

  if(f & ios::fixedcout << "fixed on\n";
  else cout << "fixed off\n";

  if(f & ios::unitbufcout << "unitbuf on\n";
  else cout << "unitbuf off\n";

  if(f & ios::boolalphacout << "boolalpha on\n";
  else cout << "boolalpha off\n";

  cout << endl;
}


           
       
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