I want to add some string which I format using the boost library as follows
boost::container::vector<std::string> someStringVector;
someStringVector.push_back(
format("after is x:%f y:%f and before is x:%f y:%f\r\n") %
temp.x %
temp.y %
this->body->GetPosition().x %
this->body->GetPosition().y;
The compiler is complaining that it can't convert types, and I tried appending .str() to the end of what format returns, but it still complained.
The error message I got was:
error C2664: 'void boost::container::vector<T>::push_back(
const std::basic_string<_Elem,_Traits,_Ax> &)' :
cannot convert parameter 1 from
'boost::basic_format<Ch>' to
'const std::basic_string<_Elem,_Traits,_Ax> &'
Anyone have some insight?
You need to wrap the format in a call to boost::str, like so:
str( format("after is x:%f y:%f and before is x:%f y:%f\r\n")
% temp.x % temp.y % this->body->GetPosition().x % this->body->GetPosition().y)
Adding a ".str()" to the resulting format object should be enough (and works for me). It is not clear from your question exactly how you did so, but I did notice that your example is missing the closing parens on the push_back().
Note that you want to call str() on the format object returned from the last % operator, the easiest way to do so is to just wrap the whole format line in parens like so:
boost::container::vector<std::string> someStringVector;
someStringVector.push_back(
(format("after is x:%f y:%f and before is x:%f y:%f\r\n") %
temp.x %
temp.y %
this->body->GetPosition().x %
this->body->GetPosition().y).str() );
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