FYI:

Note that is some libraries the operator-> for iterators are missing
so 

for (vector<string>:iterator it = vstr.begin(); it != vstr.end(); ++it) {
        // print out one string at a time.
        cerr << (*it) << "Length: " << it->length() << endl;
}

is not guaranteed to work. However we have never experienced problems
with

        cerr << (*it) << "Length: " << (*it).length() << endl;

but hopefuly the problems it it-> are disapearing rapidly...


        Lgb





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