Re: overloaded operators in timeSense and foostring

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Posted by ironman on August 09, 2001 at 00:57:55:

In Reply to: Re: overloaded operators in timeSense and foostring posted by ironman on August 09, 2001 at 00:55:08:

: : : anyone else having lots of trouble with dvw's overloaded << and >> operators?

: : never tried using them, if you call his value() method in foostring and timesense it returns types string and unsigned short int respectively. I just converted the values off the bat and never messed with any of his operators or methods.

: : Try it!

: you might also try a "#include " at the top of his foostring header or somewhere else in your files if you havent already. I dont think that the return type "ostream &" would be defined otherwise.

I meant to say that you should include file "iostream" but I guess your forum engine doesnt like the less than or greater than symbols or something.

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: : : : anyone else having lots of trouble with dvw's overloaded << and >> operators? : : : never tried using them, if you call his value() method in foostring and timesense it returns types string and unsigned short int respectively. I just converted the values off the bat and never messed with any of his operators or methods. : : : Try it! : : you might also try a "#include <iostream>" at the top of his foostring header or somewhere else in your files if you havent already. I dont think that the return type "ostream &" would be defined otherwise. : I meant to say that you should include file "iostream" but I guess your forum engine doesnt like the less than or greater than symbols or something.

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