Utility::StringMeld< Count, CharType > Class Template Reference

Dynamic string formatting utility More...

#include <StringFormat.h>

Public Member Functions
	operator const CharType * () const
const CharType *	get () const
StringSection< CharType >	AsStringSection () const
	operator StringSection< CharType > () const

Public Attributes
std::ostream	_stream

Protected Member Functions
	StringMeld (const StringMeld &)
StringMeld &	operator= (const StringMeld &)

Protected Attributes
Internal::FixedMemoryBuffer< Count *sizeof(CharType)>	_buffer

Detailed Description

template<int Count, typename CharType = char>
class Utility::StringMeld< Count, CharType >

Dynamic string formatting utility

StringMeld provides a simple and handy method to build a string using operator<<. StringMeld never allocates. It just has a fixed size buffer. So this is a handy way to build a string in a way that is type-safe, convenient and avoids any allocations.

@code 
        window.SetTitle(StringMeld<128>() << "XLE sample [RenderCore: " << v.first << ", " << v.second << "]");
    \endcode

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• Utility/StringFormat.h