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In cases where an existing operator<< doesn't exist or is unsuitable for use in this way, it would be good to be able to optionally pass a function, taking a (reference/const reference/pointer/pointer to const) and returning a string.
Right now this can kind of be "hacked" into place with something like this above the binding:
In cases where an existing operator<< doesn't exist or is unsuitable for use in this way, it would be good to be able to optionally pass a function, taking a (reference/const reference/pointer/pointer to const) and returning a string.
Right now this can kind of be "hacked" into place with something like this above the binding:
which will be preferentially selected over the function template in
operators.hpp
, but it's not pretty or particularly expressive.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: