I'm trying to overload << to print the protected members of a class as a string, but when I try to use it in another class doing std::cout << player2;
I get "0x7f60b0100" as output.
"player2" is an Actor*, so I'm not sure what's happening.
class Actor {
private:
string type;
protected:
int health;
int damage;
vector<MoveType> moves;
public:
Actor(string type, int health): type{ type }, health{ health }{damage=0;}
virtual void Hit(int damage){health = health-damage;}
virtual void Heal(int amount){health=+amount;}
const vector<MoveType>& GetMoves() const {return moves;}
bool IsDead() { return health <= 0; }
friend ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, const Actor& actor){
return (out << "DAMAGE DONE: " << actor.damage << "HEALTH: "<< actor.health);
}
};
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