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Describe the feature in as much detail as possible.
it woudl be nice, if the lib can accept any char16_t and char32_t sequences and convert them to utf8 automatically, because most unicode strings in windows would be stored as u16string (non legacy code ofc) to distinguish it from ansi like in std::string. List of sequence like usage (maybe incomplete): charT*, charT[], basic_string, basic_string_view where charT from {char16_t,char32_t}
Include sample usage where appropriate.
any usage of unicode in a type safe manner in c++ under windows (explicitly exlcuding std::wstring)
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As with release 3.1.2 there was no support as arguments of json ctor for char16_t[] and char16_t* or u16string and u16string_view. First one was interpreted as array of values, other ones were rejected by compiler. I am not sure, if this changed in 3.3 already.
Requesting support for char32_t was just for logical completeness.
If the lib already supports construction, then please reject my request and i will test again with the latest version.
it woudl be nice, if the lib can accept any char16_t and char32_t sequences and convert them to utf8 automatically, because most unicode strings in windows would be stored as u16string (non legacy code ofc) to distinguish it from ansi like in std::string. List of sequence like usage (maybe incomplete): charT*, charT[], basic_string, basic_string_view where charT from {char16_t,char32_t}
any usage of unicode in a type safe manner in c++ under windows (explicitly exlcuding std::wstring)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: