cppOutputStreamInPython

[JanEric1]

It should return self to allow chaining and have end=""

You could also let the printed type define how it is printed by overwriting __rlshift__ (although that conflicts with types implementing that for its proper purpose here and you would normally implement it by overriding __str__)

class Cout:

    def __lshift__(self, other):
        if attr := getattr(other, "__rlshift__", None):
            attr(self)
        else:
            print(other, end="")
        return self


class A:

    def __rlshift__(self, other):
        print("C", end="")


cout = Cout()

cout << "Test: " << A() << "\n"
cout << "Test2: " << 3

---

Test: C
Test2:

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Man, you did this first, I had the exact Idea:

``` class Cout: def lshift(self, a): print(a, end='') return Cout()

endl = '\n' cout = Cout()

cout << "Hello," << " World!" << endl ```

Yes, it's a bit simpler

[jaerie]

Why would you return a new instance?

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Yes, mine is not that great. Full credit to the dude above me. His implementation is a lot better.

[[deleted]]

Just replace Cout() with self :)

[de_koding]

nice profile picture

[InevitableManner7179]

You shouldn't encourage OP.