Thread: Serializing problem.. (can't use >> operator)

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    Serializing problem.. (can't use >> operator)

    I'm using visual studio .net.. i'm programming in C++

    anyway.. i'm trying to serialize stuff.. and you know.. you do the usual

    Code:
    ar << variable;// to save
    
    and
    
    ar >> variable; //to loadl
    but for a variable of type LOGICAL..

    i get an error on compile.. it say's that

    the operator >> does not exist for this type of variable..


    it works with the << operator.. but the >> doesn't..

    so how do i get that to work??

    thanks

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    what is LOGICAL? Is it a data structure that you defined? If so, either write an operator overloader that will allow you to use it with CArchive, or just call the function of CArchive directly (I think it's Write()).

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    sorry.. it is a structure/\.. i'm doing this project ina team.. sorry.. that is what one of my team members added..

    i'm not sure how to overload it??


    i know htat means i'm supposed to define >> to work right.. but.. i'm not sure how to dp that

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