A little question about operators...

[XTZGZoReX]

I have this code:

awi_clog("Unknown command: " << command);

Which uses the function:

string awi_clog(string awi_clog_text){
        std::cout << awi_time() << awi_clog_text << endl;
};

However, problem is, << is not the operator to use here, is it? I want to combine that variable with my string.. Like in PHP: echo("hello " . $var);

Thanks in advance,

- Zor

Edit: And the compile error,

./src/main.cpp: In function âint main()â:
./src/main.cpp:80: error: no match for âoperator<<â in â"Unknown command: " << commandâ

[nathandelane]

You could do

awi_clog("Unknown command: " + command);

[PWWWWR]

Yeah, you need to add the strings.
When you bitshift the command string with "Unknown command: " you will get one screwed up piece of data.

[XTZGZoReX]

Ah, okay. Thanks guys. <3