In a recent post by MyndFyre, he told someone to overload the << and >> to make a buffer look cool. I did this, but now I have a problem.

If I do something like:
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*buff << dwval;
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it works. But:
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*buff << dwval1 << dwval2;
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gives me a
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error C2296: '<<' : illegal, left operand has type 'Buffer *' bufftest.cpp 130
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This is my first venture into C++ operator overloading :/

You're probably returning the wrong type in your operator<<.  You should return *this.

Yes, that worked. I was returning a pointer to the class. I see my error now.

[quote author=Shout link=topic=13476.msg137119#msg137119 date=1134253073]
In a recent post by MyndFyre, he told someone to overload the << and >> to make a buffer look cool. I did this, but now I have a problem.
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Thanks for trying to blame me!  :P

[quote author=MyndFyre link=topic=13476.msg137147#msg137147 date=1134265734]
[quote author=Shout link=topic=13476.msg137119#msg137119 date=1134253073]
In a recent post by MyndFyre, he told someone to overload the << and >> to make a buffer look cool. I did this, but now I have a problem.
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Thanks for trying to blame me! :P
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Welcome :)