> When I use an iostream manipulator in a cout statement, it seems to affect
> all subsequent cout statements.
>
> cout << x << endl; // dec by default
> cout << hex << x << endl; // hex
> cout << x << endl // still hex
>
> Is there a way I can have manipulators affect only the "current" cout
> statement?
>

>
> When I use an iostream manipulator in a cout statement, it seems to affect
> all subsequent cout statements.
>
> cout << x << endl; // dec by default
> cout << hex << x << endl; // hex
> cout << x << endl // still hex
>
> Is there a way I can have manipulators affect only the "current" cout
> statement?

> When I use an iostream manipulator in a cout statement, it seems to affect
> all subsequent cout statements.
>
> cout << x << endl; // dec by default
> cout << hex << x << endl; // hex
> cout << x << endl // still hex
>
> Is there a way I can have manipulators affect only the "current" cout
> statement?

> When I use an iostream manipulator in a cout statement, it seems to affect
> all subsequent cout statements.
>
> cout << x << endl; // dec by default
> cout << hex << x << endl; // hex
> cout << x << endl // still hex
>
> Is there a way I can have manipulators affect only the "current" cout
> statement?