arrays-io.texi		arrays-io.texi
	@node Array I/O		@node Array I/O, Array storage, Array globals, Arrays
	@section Inputting and Outputting Arrays		@section Inputting and Outputting Arrays
	@subsection Output formatting		@subsection Output formatting
	@cindex persistence		@cindex persistence
	@cindex Array persistence		@cindex Array persistence
	@cindex output formatting		@cindex output formatting
	@cindex Array output formatting		@cindex Array output formatting
	@cindex saving arrays		@cindex saving arrays
	@cindex writing arrays to output streams		@cindex writing arrays to output streams
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	@end smallexample		@end smallexample
	@subsection Inputting arrays		@subsection Inputting arrays
	@cindex inputting arrays from an input stream		@cindex inputting arrays from an input stream
	@cindex Array inputting from istream		@cindex Array inputting from istream
	@cindex restoring arrays from an input stream		@cindex restoring arrays from an input stream
	@cindex Array restoring from istream		@cindex Array restoring from istream
	Arrays may be restored from an istream using the @code{>>} operator.		Arrays may be restored from an istream using the @code{>>} operator.
	@strong{Note:} you must know the dimensionality of the array being restored
			@strong{Caution:} you must know the dimensionality of the array being resto
			red
	from the stream. The @code{>>} operator expects an array in the same input		from the stream. The @code{>>} operator expects an array in the same input
	format as generated by the @code{<<} operator, namely:		format as generated by the @code{<<} operator, namely:
	@cindex Array persistence format		@cindex Array persistence format
	@itemize @bullet		@itemize @bullet
	@item The size of the array, for example ``32'' for a 1-dimensional array of		@item The size of the array, for example ``32'' for a 1-dimensional array of
	32 elements, ``12 x 64 x 128'' for a 3-dimensional array of size 12x64x128.		32 elements, ``12 x 64 x 128'' for a 3-dimensional array of size 12x64x128.
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	istream& operator>>(istream&, Array<T,N>&);		istream& operator>>(istream&, Array<T,N>&);
	@end example		@end example
	Here is an example of saving and restoring arrays from files. You can find		Here is an example of saving and restoring arrays from files. You can find
	this example in the Blitz++ distribution as @file{examples/io.cpp}.		this example in the Blitz++ distribution as @file{examples/io.cpp}.
	@smallexample		@smallexample
	@include examples/io.texi		@include examples/io.texi
	@end smallexample		@end smallexample
	@strong{Note:} The storage order and starting indices are not restored from		@strong{Caution:} The storage order and starting indices are not restored f rom
	the input stream. If you are restoring (for example) a Fortran-style array ,		the input stream. If you are restoring (for example) a Fortran-style array ,
	you must create a Fortran-style array, and then restore it. For example,		you must create a Fortran-style array, and then restore it. For example,
	this code restores a Fortran-style array from the standard input stream:		this code restores a Fortran-style array from the standard input stream:
	@example		@example
	Array<float,2> B(fortranArray);		Array<float,2> B(fortranArray);
	cin >> B;		cin >> B;
	@end example		@end example
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