Planet Chili

Infact, I illustrated on this example, but my question was more general : is it possible to write an overload function or operator that takes care about all the types that have not been specifically overloaded elsewhere in the code ?

Hi, I needed to overload the operator<< to output tests on the console (to output a string to a wide stream), and I wonder why the following piece of code did not work the way I would like to (well infact I know, my template overloads some already declared types ;-) ) ... std::wostream& operator<<(s...

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May 19th, 2019, 7:14 am

Yeah, I think I need to change the outgoing email settings

yes,still did not receive any email notification about your last answer...

yes thx chili. A friend of mine gave me the same advice and it works. But he also confirmed that the easiest way was to install SDK8.1 and v140 platform. Now I just have to cancel the retarget proposition when I clone one of your repo, and everything works fine. But this GIT tool is really huge. I w...

ok, I understand. Thx for your time.
I checked VS2019 installer, and the 8.1 SDK is not available, only several 10.x versions.
But I'll try to install it manually from here : https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/w ... dk-archive

Thx for your answer ;) . Well I tried to do what you said, but I must have missed something... (my english is maybe faulty) Example using the chili-snek-repos: I clone the repo. I look at the history changes and I branch the 2nd one into "init-upgrade". On this branch, I edit the project file to upg...

Hi, I'm new to VS C++ and to this forum and installed VS2019 to study all this shiiiiiiiit (I try to speak the chili's way... ;-) ). Each time I clone a chili repo and open a solution, I have to retarget to the latest SDK (10.x) and latest platform (v142). I then commit this little change, and only ...

Hi guys,
did I miss something ? I can download the EXE / rar file of this code at the beginning of this thread, but I do not find the VB code itself, despite the fact that some of you are talking about this code...