I am trying to write a simple audit class that takes input via operator << and writes the audit after receiving a custom manipulator like this:
class CAudit
{
public:
//needs to be templated
CAudit& operator << ( LPCSTR data ) {
audittext << data;
return *this;
}
//attempted manipulator
static CAudit& write(CAudit& audit) {
//write contents of audittext to audit and clear it
return audit;
}
private:
std::stringstream audittext;
};
//to be used like
CAudit audit;
audit << "Data " << data << " received at " << time << CAudit::write;
I recognise that the overloaded operator in my code does not return a stream object but was wondering if it was still possible to use a manipulator like syntax. Currently the compiler is seeing the '<<' as the binary right shift operator.
Thanks for any input,
Patrick
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