JC> I'm not sure I agree.  I think you lose clarity.  Declaring a const
JC> method for a class suggests that a const version of that class might
JC> useful.  I'm hard put to think up much use for a stream if you can't
JC> read or write it.
I don't agree.
When a method doesn't modify the state of the object it is applied on,
declare it const. If you don't, you make reuse of the class harder.
Thomas
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