xiiStringWChar Class Reference

A very simple string class that should only be used to temporarily convert text to the OSes native wchar_t convention (16 or 32 Bit). More...

#include <StringConversion.h>

Public Member Functions
	xiiStringWChar (xiiAllocatorBase *pAllocator=xiiFoundation::GetDefaultAllocator())
	xiiStringWChar (const xiiUInt16 *pUtf16, xiiAllocatorBase *pAllocator=xiiFoundation::GetDefaultAllocator())
	xiiStringWChar (const xiiUInt32 *pUtf32, xiiAllocatorBase *pAllocator=xiiFoundation::GetDefaultAllocator())
	xiiStringWChar (const wchar_t *pUtf32, xiiAllocatorBase *pAllocator=xiiFoundation::GetDefaultAllocator())
	xiiStringWChar (xiiStringView sUtf8, xiiAllocatorBase *pAllocator=xiiFoundation::GetDefaultAllocator())
void	operator= (const xiiUInt16 *pUtf16)
void	operator= (const xiiUInt32 *pUtf32)
void	operator= (const wchar_t *pUtf32)
void	operator= (xiiStringView sUtf8)
XII_ALWAYS_INLINE	operator const wchar_t * () const
XII_ALWAYS_INLINE const wchar_t *	GetData () const
XII_ALWAYS_INLINE xiiUInt32	GetElementCount () const

Detailed Description

A very simple string class that should only be used to temporarily convert text to the OSes native wchar_t convention (16 or 32 Bit).

This should be used when one needs to output text via some function that only accepts wchar_t strings. DO NOT use this for storage or anything else that is not temporary. wchar_t is 16 Bit on Windows and 32 Bit on most other platforms. This class will always automatically convert to the correct format.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• /home/runner/work/XII/XII/Source/Engine/Foundation/Strings/StringConversion.h
• /home/runner/work/XII/XII/Source/Engine/Foundation/Strings/Implementation/StringConversion.cpp
• /home/runner/work/XII/XII/Source/Engine/Foundation/Strings/Implementation/StringConversion_inl.h