problem with manipulators in operator<<

[HomoDinos]

Hello all.

I write operator:

std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &out, CDefect &defect) {
   std::streamsize   size  = 8;
   //std::resetiosflags(std::ios::showbase);
   //out.unsetf(std::ios::showbase);
   return out
      << "CDefect:"
      << "\tid= "       << std::setw(4) << std::right << defect.getId()
      << "\tidParent= " << std::setw(4) << std::right << defect.parent->getId()
      << "\tstatus= "   << defect.status
      << "\tr= "        << defect.r
      << "\tcenter: ("
      << std::fixed << std::setw(size) << std::setprecision(2) << defect.center.xyz.x << ", "
      << std::fixed << std::setw(size) << std::setprecision(2) << defect.center.xyz.y << ", "
      << std::fixed << std::setw(size) << std::setprecision(2) << defect.center.xyz.z << ")"
      << "\t" << defect.colorCB
      << "\tfileName: '" + defect.sFileName + "'"
      ;
}

It output information about the object into stream. And I log 3 object in cycle.

output:

CDefect: id=   54 idParent=   53 status= 0 r= 700 center: (-6918.26,  3463.00 , 44918.00)	RGB: {   0,   0,  54 }	fileName: 'C:\6424860467.jpg'
CDefect: id=   55 idParent=   52 status= 1 r= 2000.00	center: (-1330.00, -2206.15, -46925.00)	RGB: {   0,   0,  55 }	fileName: 'D:\Work\Weld\WinOGL\WinOGL\WinOGL\Data\fallout2.PNG'
CDefect: id=   56 idParent=   51 status= 2 r= 4000.00	center: (-14486.00, -2217.00, -15982.00)	RGB: {   0,   0,  56 }	fileName: ''

Why is the output of the first object does not fulfill all the manipulators? The problems I have highlighted in bold:

...r= 700 center: (-6918.26, 3463.00 , 44918.00)...

How to fix it?

[cire]

Why is the output of the first object does not fulfill all the manipulators?

It does. Why do you think it doesn't? (Or, to put the question another way, where do you see std::setprecision called before line 10?)

[HomoDinos]

thanks! helped.

[andywestken]

PS std::setw is the only one of the i/o manipulator that isn't "sticky". With the others (that set something) -- including std::setprecision, std::right, and std::fixed -- once you've set them they stay set, until you reset or set them again.

Does CDefect::r need to be a double (or float?) value? If the ID is always a whole number you could use an integral type instead.

Andy