#include <sstream>
std::ostringstream log;
DWORD log_context = 0, log_module_id = 0;
struct log_command { int value; log_command(int _value) : value(_value) { } };
const log_command FLUSH_ERROR(1), FLUSH_NORMAL(0), FLUSH_SPECIAL(2);
std::ostream &operator <<(std::ostream &o, log_command cmd) {
	console_message(log_context, log_module_id, (DWORD)log.str().c_str(), cmd.value);
	log.str("");
	return o; }
/*
	This little snippet of code will make your life quite a bit easier. It allows you to use a stream to send console
	messages to laserjesus. Just insert this at the beginning of the file you want to use it in, and remember to set
	log_context = context; log_module_id = module_id; in the event_initialize function so that this all works correctly.
	Just do log << "A string message" << a_variable << "etc..." << FLUSH_NORMAL. The only thing different from regular
	stream syntax is that FLUSH_NORMAL thing at the end. FLUSH_NORMAL just sends the contents of the log to laserjesus.
	FLUSH_NORMAL will do black text, while FLUSH_ERROR will do red text and FLUSH_SPECIAL will do blue text:
	log << "Blue..." << FLUSH_SPECIAL << "...red..." << FLUSH_ERROR << "...and black!" << FLUSH_NORMAL;
	Just remember that you don't need to insert a newline at the end -- console_message does that for you.
*/