source: molecuilder/src/verbose.cpp@ 70b7aa

#include "molecule.hpp"

/** Prints the tabs according to verbosity stored in the temporary constructed class.
 * \param &ost stream to extend with tabs
 * \return &ost stream with tabs
 */
ostream& Verbose::print (ostream &ost) const
{
  for (int i=Verbosity;i--;)
    ost.put('\t');
  //cout << "Verbose(.) called." << endl;
  return ost;
};

/** Operator for the Verbose(arg) call.
 * Constructs temporary a Verbose class object, wherein the verbosity is stored.
 * Then << is called, which calls Verbose's print which adds the tabs and returns the stream.
 * \param &ost stream to extend
 * \param &m pointer to created Verbose object
 * \return &ost
 */ 
ostream& operator<<(ostream& ost,const Verbose& m)
{
  return m.print(ost);
};


/** Prints the tabs according to verbosity stored in the temporary constructed class.
 * Note that highest bit is set artificially to give number of bits to print
 * \param &ost stream to extend with tabs
 * \return &ost stream with tabs
 */
ostream& Binary::print (ostream &ost) const
{
  int bits = 1, counter = 1;
  while ((bits = 1 << counter) < BinaryNumber)
    counter++;
  for (int i=0;i<counter-1;i++) {
    if ((BinaryNumber & (1 << i)) == 0)
      ost.put('0');
     else
      ost.put('1');
  }
  ost.put('b');
  //cout << "Binary(.) called." << endl;
  return ost;
};

/** Operator for the Binary(arg) call.
 * Constructs temporary a Verbose class object, wherein the Binary is stored.
 * Then << is called, which calls Binary's print which adds the tabs and returns the stream.
 * \param &ost stream to extend
 * \param &m pointer to created Binary object
 * \return &ost
 */ 
ostream& operator<<(ostream& ost,const Binary& m)
{
  return m.print(ost);
};