Now that we have laid the groundwork, we are almost ready to format phone numbers. Here is an example of how instances of the new facet class can be used:
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
using std::locale;
cout.imbue (locale (locale::classic (), new US_phone_put)); //1
cout << PhoneNumber ("Fr", "1", "60 17 07 16") << endl;
cout << PhoneNumber ("US", "303", "545-3200") << endl;
cout.imbue (locale (locale ("Fr"),
new Fr_phone_put (&myCountryCodes))); //2
cout << PhoneNumber ("Allemagne", "89", "636-40938") << endl; //3
| //1 | Imbue an output stream with a locale object that has a phone number facet object. In the example above, it is the US English ASCII locale with a US phone number facet, and | |||
| //2 | A French locale using a French phone number facet with a particular country code table. | |||
| //3 | Output phone numbers using the inserter function. The output is:
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