Dale King wrote:
Most of the << operators in the MessageBuffer class return either CharMessageBuffer & or std::ostream &. I think all of these should probably be returning MessageBuffer which would allow it to switch to a WideMessageBuffer if I ever add a wide string, not just if the first string is wide.
But is it the right thing to do? I get the same error if I write a wide string to std::cout via <<.
This seems to keep going down the path of automagically 'just working' so perhaps it is.
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