Matthew Scouten (TT) wrote:
I can work with whatever you come up with, but it might convenient if a
char* or char[] was treated as a bytes object and a std::string was
treated as a string. Thoughts?
A char* can never be fully treated as a bytes object. You must mean a
char* plus a size_t (or two char* iterator pointers). At which point any
convenience you think you are getting from treating char* as bytes is
gone as you have to introduce an intermediate type anyway to put in the
"buffer" semantics. Hence you are better off with real buffer objects,
or equivalents thereof. Say a std::pair<char*,char*> iterator range, or
std::vector<char>, etc.
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