| From: | Alexander Niven-Jenkins |
| Date: | 14 Jul 2000 at 18:43:26 |
| Subject: | Re: overloading operators |
Hiya Johan,
On 14-Jul-00, you wrote:
> int i = 23;
> char *b = "hello";
> myprintclass << "hi " << b << ", test " << i;
> and have myprintclass launch the apropriate functions?
I guess, off the to of my head I can't think what the return type of<<
is, if there is one, but I think it would be done as?
rettype myprintclass :: operator << ( const char* &rhs ) const
{
out( rhs );
}
rettype myprintclass :: operator << ( const int &rhs ) const
{
out( rhs );
}
Is that what you mean? All you need to do is override the << operator
for all the different types you want.
Kind regards...
Alex
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