int ostream::width();
int ostream::width(int w);
The function width() returns the current width, which is defined as the minimum
number of characters to display with the next output. The optional argument w can
be used to set the width.
For example:
cout.width( 5 );
cout << "2";
displays
2
(that's four spaces followed by a '2')
Related Topics: [[fill]], [[precision]]