On Mon, 2012-03-19 at 15:05 +0100, Michael Stahl wrote:
hmm... what i'd really like from a string class is that it has no
operator[] at all (who needs that anyway), just an iterator interface
that returns characters as uint32_t
I'm personally somewhat skeptical that, even at a uint32_t level,
dissecting strings outside of the ASCII range is that meaningful. A
non-programmatic ASCII string is a binary blob that requires
heavy-lifting to do almost any operation on it: measuring it, rendering
it, moving through it in any sensible way etc.
Of course, perhaps I'm wrong - are there some nice examples of
operator[] being used for anything that is not ascii related outside of
that very heavy lifting code ? ;-)
ATB,
Michael.
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