surfacescalarfield

milad653279 · April 10, 2016, 04:14

Dear my friends,

I wanna take surfacescalarfield object. I use
cout<<name of my parameter [patchi]:

but it doesn't work. could anyone help me. I want to write components of surfacescalarfield object in a file.txt

Best regards

hk318i · April 11, 2016, 07:25

std::cout<< stream cannot handle objects of type surfacescalarfield. Generally, it is better to use OF library instead of standard c++, such as Info <<.
In your case, you want to right to a file therefore, you are looking for something like standard fstream. Fortunately, OF has its implementation of this class which called OFstrram, you can find it here [LINK] and I'm sure this forum has many threads about this topic.

Bw,
Hassan

April 10, 2016, 04:14	surfacescalarfield	#1
milad653279 Member Milad Setareh Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Tehran, Iran Posts: 35 Rep Power: 13	Dear my friends, I wanna take surfacescalarfield object. I use cout<<name of my parameter [patchi]: but it doesn't work. could anyone help me. I want to write components of surfacescalarfield object in a file.txt Best regards

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April 11, 2016, 07:25		#2
hk318i Senior Member Hassan Kassem Join Date: May 2010 Location: Germany Posts: 242 Rep Power: 17	std::cout<< stream cannot handle objects of type surfacescalarfield. Generally, it is better to use OF library instead of standard c++, such as Info <<. In your case, you want to right to a file therefore, you are looking for something like standard fstream. Fortunately, OF has its implementation of this class which called OFstrram, you can find it here [LINK] and I'm sure this forum has many threads about this topic. Bw, Hassan