It is not aways possible to overide the operator << to get printing.

[bogado]

Sometimes there's a need to print an object on a different manner than the one used by default. Or you may need more detailed information on the output than you need on you usual operator <<. I would add a secondary way of teaching snowhouse how to print custom classes.

[sbeyer]

Hi @bogado, I think your problem can be solved using Stringizers (see, for example, stringize_test.cpp, WithoutStreamOperatorButWithStringizer).

[bogado]

Yes, I eventually found it, maybe this should be on the docs to make it easily found. Apart from that you can close the issue. Victor

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