Using CStreamStore

In general, it is sufficient for application classes to reference an existing store object through the base abstract class CStreamStore.

This allows applications to avoid commitment to specific types of store and allows for re-use of application code. For example, given a class called CCompound, its StoreL() and RestoreL() member functions take a reference to a store through CStreamStore.

They are prototyped as:

TStreamId StoreL(CStreamStore& store);

void RestoreL(CStreamStore& aStore,TStreamId anId);