On Fri, 2006-11-10 at 17:12 +0100, Stephan Bergmann wrote:
> This indicates that an application's concept of "character" is often
> best represented by a programming environment's concept of "string."
An interesting insight indeed.
> Use sal_uInt32 to represent individual Unicode encoded characters and
> add any necessary base functionality to rtl::OUString (e.g., operating
> on the individual Unicode encoded characters represented by an instance
> of rtl::OUString).
There's no chance then of switching to UTF-8 as an underlying string
representation :-) and saving a measurable chunk of our string
overhead ?
Interesting mail anyhow,
Regards,
Michael.
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