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──The Microsoft iostream Classes────────────────────────────────────────────
 
  istream& operator >>( char* psz );
  istream& operator >>( unsigned char* pusz );
  istream& operator >>( signed char* pssz );
  istream& operator >>( char& rch );
  istream& operator >>( unsigned char& ruch );
  istream& operator >>( signed char& rsch );
  istream& operator >>( short& s );
  istream& operator >>( unsigned short& us );
  istream& operator >>( int& n );
  istream& operator >>( unsigned int& un );
  istream& operator >>( long& l );
  istream& operator >>( unsigned long& ul );
  istream& operator >>( float& f );
  istream& operator >>( double& d );
  istream& operator >>( long double& ld );
  istream& operator >>( streambuf* psb );
  istream& operator >>( istream& (*fcn)(istream&) );
  istream& operator >>( ios& (*fcn)(ios&) );
 
  Remarks
 
  These overloaded operators extract their argument from the stream. The
  last two variations allow the use of manipulators that are defined for
  both istream and ios.
 
 
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