Reputation:
Imagine there are many statement and messages to write out on the screen
cout << "statement A :" << a << "\t statement B :" << B
<< "\t statement C :" << C << "\t statement D :" << D;
in C# you’d write:
Console.WriteLine(
"statement A :{0}\t statement B :{1}\t statement C :{2}\t statement D :{3}",
a, b, c, d);
it is like printf
in C# but I don’t want to use C statements in my program; is there a way to write fewer <<
in C++ without using printf
?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 46140
Reputation: 55887
Use boost::format
for example.
cout << boost::format("statement A: %1%\tstatement B: %2%\tstatement C: %3%\t statement D: %4%") %a %b %c %d << endl;
So in C# it was Console.WriteLine("statement A: {0}\t...", a, b, c, d);
Upvotes: 5