OgreStringSerialiser.h

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#ifndef __StringSerialiser_H__
#define __StringSerialiser_H__

#include <OgrePrerequisites.h>

namespace Ogre{

    class StringSerialiser
    {
    private:
        char *mBuffer;
        size_t mBufferSize, mTotalSize;
    public:
        StringSerialiser(size_t size = 0);
        ~StringSerialiser();

        String str() const;

        StringSerialiser &operator << (const char *str);
        StringSerialiser &operator << (const String &str);
        StringSerialiser &operator << (char val);
        StringSerialiser &operator << (short val);
        StringSerialiser &operator << (int val);
        StringSerialiser &operator << (unsigned char val);
        StringSerialiser &operator << (unsigned short val);
        StringSerialiser &operator << (unsigned int val);
        StringSerialiser &operator << (float val);
        StringSerialiser &operator << (double val);
    private:
        void growBuffer(size_t n);
    };

}

#endif