I've got a line of code that sets the fill value to a '-' character in my output, but need to reset the setfill flag to its default whitespace character. How do I do that?

```
cout << setw(14) << "  CHARGE/ROOM" << endl;
cout << setfill('-') << setw(11) << '-' << "  " << setw(15) << '-' << "   " << setw(11) << '-' << endl;

```

I thought this might work:

```
cout.unsetf(ios::manipulatorname) // Howerver I dont see a manipulator called setfill

```

Am I on the wrong track?