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Currently I create an ostream with a custom stringbuf derived object, but it uses sync() to print text on the screen. Is there a way to avoid having to flush it? I really want to do logStream << “Test”; without std::flush or endl.
See my answer to this related question: Custom stream to method in C++?
All you really need to change is to add the flush instead of the function call and your stream instead of the stringstream.
Edit: Just saw that was your question. The answer still works though.