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
	plStringWChar (plAllocator *pAllocator=plFoundation::GetDefaultAllocator())

	plStringWChar (const plUInt16 pUtf16, plAllocator pAllocator=plFoundation::GetDefaultAllocator())

	plStringWChar (const plUInt32 pUtf32, plAllocator pAllocator=plFoundation::GetDefaultAllocator())

	plStringWChar (const wchar_t pUtf32, plAllocator pAllocator=plFoundation::GetDefaultAllocator())

	plStringWChar (plStringView sUtf8, plAllocator *pAllocator=plFoundation::GetDefaultAllocator())

void	operator= (const plUInt16 *pUtf16)

void	operator= (const plUInt32 *pUtf32)

void	operator= (const wchar_t *pUtf32)

void	operator= (plStringView sUtf8)

PL_ALWAYS_INLINE	operator const wchar_t * () const

PL_ALWAYS_INLINE const wchar_t *	GetData () const

PL_ALWAYS_INLINE plUInt32	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.

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

Code/Engine/Foundation/Strings/StringConversion.h
Code/Engine/Foundation/Strings/Implementation/StringConversion.cpp
Code/Engine/Foundation/Strings/Implementation/StringConversion_inl.h

Public Member Functions

Detailed Description