Re: Suggestion about formatting
On 21 Gen, 10:47, Michael DOUBEZ <michael.dou...@free.fr> wrote:
Perhaps the design solution would be to make a class that stores a
timestamp and as methods to read/write the different encoding. Rather
than coupling the two each time. It would make testing also easier.
I have tought about it, but for my case I think two functions are
enough.
Maybe you can consider using boost.lexical_cast (or roll your own
lexical_cast which is not that hard).
You function would be rewritten
try{
const unsigned year =lexical_cast<unsigned>(value.substr(0,4));
const unsigned month=lexical_cast<unsigned>(value.substr(4,2));
const unsigned day =lexical_cast<unsigned>(value.substr(6,2));
...
//re-encode}
catch(const bad_lexical_cast& e)
{
//conversion error}
Yes, this is a good solution.
I don't want to depend on Boost so I think I'll build my own.
flush() doesn't remove the content of the underlying buffer it only
ensures the synchronization with underlying buffer.
You can Set your stringstream with:
ss.str(value.substr(4,2));
And use it rather than ss<<value...
Ok. I'll keep it in mind!
Thanks for suggestions!
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