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esrrms

Lets say I have a function called html() that returns a string of "<html>". It also saves it state so that the first time it returns "<html>", but the second time it returns "</html>", then on the third it goes back to "<html>";

If I have this code...

Code:

cout<<html();
cout<<html();

I get this output...

Code:

<html></html>

But if I have this code...

Code:

cout<<html()<<html();

I get...

Code:

</html><html>

Any way to get the second code to output like the first code?

esrrms Newbie Member
8Apr2007,02:31
	Lets say I have a function called html() that returns a string of "<html>". It also saves it state so that the first time it returns "<html>", but the second time it returns "</html>", then on the third it goes back to "<html>"; If I have this code... Code: cout<<html(); cout<<html(); I get this output... Code: <html></html> But if I have this code... Code: cout<<html()<<html(); I get... Code: </html><html> Any way to get the second code to output like the first code?