CNiString >> operator

[lyle]

Is there any error checking in this operator? Do I use a try / catch / throw?

Thanks,
Lyle

[Elton Wells]

The operator just converts a value to a string and appends the string representation to the end of the string. It only supports a subset of data types, namely characters, integers, shorts, longs, floats, doubles, and strings. None of these data types should cause errors. What kind of errors are you seeing or anticipating?

- Elton

[lyle]

The string is being loaded from a file, then I am converting the string to doubles. I just want to put in some kind of error checking in case the file contains some junk. "1.23 2.47 3garbage.34 5.25" e.g.

Lyle

[Elton Wells]

Sorry, I should have read your question more carefully. I was talking about operator<<, but you were asking about operator>>. CNiString::operator>> does not throw exceptions if the data's in the wrong format.

- Elton