Allows us to output to an ostream with a prefix at the beginning of each line, in the same way we would output to cout or cerr.
PrefixedOutStream (std::ostream &destination, const char *prefix, bool ignoreInput=false, bool fatal=false)
Set up the PrefixedOutStream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (bool val)
Write a bool to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (short val)
Write a short to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (unsigned short val)
Write an unsigned short to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (int val)
Write an int to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (unsigned int val)
Write an unsigned int to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (long val)
Write a long to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (unsigned long val)
Write an unsigned long to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (float val)
Write a float to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (double val)
Write a double to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (long double val)
Write a long double to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (void *val)
Write a void pointer to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (const char *str)
Write a character array to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (std::string &str)
Write a string to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (std::streambuf *sb)
Write a streambuf to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (std::ostream &(*pf)(std::ostream &))
Write an ostream manipulator function to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (std::ios &(*pf)(std::ios &))
Write an ios manipulator function to the stream. PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (std::ios_base &(*pf)(std::ios_base &))
Write an ios_base manipulator function to the stream. template<typename T > PrefixedOutStream & operator<< (const T &s)
Write anything else to the stream.
std::ostream & destination
The output stream that all data is to be sent too; example: std::cout. bool ignoreInput
Discards input, prints nothing if true.
template<typename T > void BaseLogic (const T &val)
Conducts the base logic required in all the operator << overloads. template<typename T > void CallBaseLogic (const T &s, typename boost::disable_if< boost::is_class< T > >::type *=0)
This handles forwarding all primitive types transparently. template<typename T > void CallBaseLogic (const T &s, typename boost::enable_if< boost::is_class< T > >::type *=0, typename boost::disable_if< HasToString< T, std::string(T::*)() const > >::type *=0)
Forward all objects that do not implement a ToString() method. template<typename T > void CallBaseLogic (const T &s, typename boost::enable_if< boost::is_class< T > >::type *=0, typename boost::enable_if< HasToString< T, std::string(T::*)() const > >::type *=0)
Call ToString() on all objects that implement ToString() before forwarding. void PrefixIfNeeded ()
Output the prefix, but only if we need to and if we are allowed to.
bool carriageReturned
If true, the previous call to operator<< encountered a CR, and a prefix will be necessary. bool fatal
If true, the application will terminate with an error code when a CR is encountered. std::string prefix
Contains the prefix we must prepend to each line.
Allows us to output to an ostream with a prefix at the beginning of each line, in the same way we would output to cout or cerr.
The prefix is specified in the constructor (as well as the destination ostream). A newline must be passed to the stream, and then the prefix will be prepended to the next line. For example,
PrefixedOutStream outstr(std::cout, "[TEST] "); outstr << "Hello world I like " << 7.5; outstr << "...Continue" << std::endl; outstr << "After the CR\n" << std::endl;
would give, on std::cout,
[TEST] Hello world I like 7.5...Continue [TEST] After the CR [TEST]
These objects are used for the mlpack::Log levels (DEBUG, INFO, WARN, and FATAL).
Definition at line 66 of file prefixedoutstream.hpp.
Set up the PrefixedOutStream.
Parameters:
destination ostream which receives output from this object.
prefix The prefix to prepend to each line.
Definition at line 75 of file prefixedoutstream.hpp.
Conducts the base logic required in all the operator << overloads. Mostly just a good idea to reduce copy-pasta.
Template Parameters:
T The type of the data to output.
Parameters:
val The The data to be output.
This handles forwarding all primitive types transparently.
Forward all objects that do not implement a ToString() method.
Call ToString() on all objects that implement ToString() before forwarding.
Write a bool to the stream.
Write a short to the stream.
Write an unsigned short to the stream.
Write an int to the stream.
Write an unsigned int to the stream.
Write a long to the stream.
Write an unsigned long to the stream.
Write a float to the stream.
Write a double to the stream.
Write a long double to the stream.
Write a void pointer to the stream.
Write a character array to the stream.
Write a string to the stream.
Write a streambuf to the stream.
Write an ostream manipulator function to the stream.
Write an ios manipulator function to the stream.
Write an ios_base manipulator function to the stream.
Write anything else to the stream.
Output the prefix, but only if we need to and if we are allowed to.
If true, the previous call to operator<< encountered a CR, and a prefix will be necessary.
Definition at line 183 of file prefixedoutstream.hpp.
The output stream that all data is to be sent too; example: std::cout.
Definition at line 128 of file prefixedoutstream.hpp.
If true, the application will terminate with an error code when a CR is encountered.
Definition at line 187 of file prefixedoutstream.hpp.
Discards input, prints nothing if true.
Definition at line 131 of file prefixedoutstream.hpp.
Contains the prefix we must prepend to each line.
Definition at line 179 of file prefixedoutstream.hpp.
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