一种“类对象指针转字符串”的方法

An object's address is not necessarily unique. Example: You dynamically allocate such an object, use it for a while, delete it, and then allocate another such object. That newly allocated object might well have the same the object address as the previous.

There are far better ways to generate a unique name for something. A gensym counter, for example:

 

// Base class for objects with a unique, autogenerated name.

class Named {

public:

    Named() :

    unique_id(gensym()) {} Named(const std::string & prefix) :

    unique_id(gensym(prefix)) {} const std::string & get_unique_id () { return unique_id; }

private:

    static std::string gensym (const std::string & prefix = "gensym");

    const std::string unique_id;

};

inline std::string Named::gensym (const std::string & prefix) {

    static std::map<std::string, int> counter_map;

    int & entry = counter_map[prefix];

    std::stringstream sstream;

    sstream << prefix << std::setfill('0') << std::setw(7) << ++entry;

    return sstream.str();

}

 

// Derived classes can have their own prefix. For example,

class DerivedNamed : public Named {

public:

    DerivedNamed() : Named("Derived") {}

};