Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2022 12:10:15 -0500
I'd also like to know:
1) How often do you use multiple text encodings in the same program?
2) How often do you use multiple text encodings in the same program,
where at least one of them is not ASCII, and non-Unicode?
3) How often do you use multiple Unicode normalization forms in the
same program?
4) How often do you need Unicode collation-aware (non-regex) search in
your code?
5) How often do you need Unicode collation-aware regex search in your code?
Possible answers should include "Never" and "WTF is that?" (or its equivalent).
Zach
On Wed, Jun 1, 2022 at 12:53 PM Tom Honermann via SG16
<sg16_at_[hidden]> wrote:
>
> The 2022 annual C++ Developer Survey just launched. I reached out to Herb to ask about submitting additional questions to be included in next year's survey. He let me know that suggestions can be submitted to him at any time. So, I'd like to solicit Unicode related questions that would help us get some data regarding what people are doing in the wild. What would you like to know?
>
> Some sample questions are below, please reply with additional suggestions (or improvements to these).
>
> What character encodings do you use for source files?
> ASCII, UTF-8, Windows 1252, EBCDIC, other.
> Do you use characters not included in the C++ basic character set in identifiers in your source code?
> What character encodings do you use for C++ character and string literals?
> Compiler default (Windows active code page (ACP)), ASCII, UTF-8, Windows 1252, EBCDIC, other.
> What character encodings do you support for run-time environments?
> UTF-8, Windows ACP, EBCDIC, other.
> Do you develop international applications that support multiple languages and locales? If so, what language support features do you use for translations?
> ICU, Windows resource DLLs, GNU gettext, other.
> Which of the C++ character types do you use?
> char, wchar_t, char8_t, char16_t, char32_t.
> What Unicode libraries do you use?
> ICU, BasisTech Rosette, Win32, iconv, other.
>
> This topic will be one of the agenda items for next week's telecon.
>
> Tom.
>
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1) How often do you use multiple text encodings in the same program?
2) How often do you use multiple text encodings in the same program,
where at least one of them is not ASCII, and non-Unicode?
3) How often do you use multiple Unicode normalization forms in the
same program?
4) How often do you need Unicode collation-aware (non-regex) search in
your code?
5) How often do you need Unicode collation-aware regex search in your code?
Possible answers should include "Never" and "WTF is that?" (or its equivalent).
Zach
On Wed, Jun 1, 2022 at 12:53 PM Tom Honermann via SG16
<sg16_at_[hidden]> wrote:
>
> The 2022 annual C++ Developer Survey just launched. I reached out to Herb to ask about submitting additional questions to be included in next year's survey. He let me know that suggestions can be submitted to him at any time. So, I'd like to solicit Unicode related questions that would help us get some data regarding what people are doing in the wild. What would you like to know?
>
> Some sample questions are below, please reply with additional suggestions (or improvements to these).
>
> What character encodings do you use for source files?
> ASCII, UTF-8, Windows 1252, EBCDIC, other.
> Do you use characters not included in the C++ basic character set in identifiers in your source code?
> What character encodings do you use for C++ character and string literals?
> Compiler default (Windows active code page (ACP)), ASCII, UTF-8, Windows 1252, EBCDIC, other.
> What character encodings do you support for run-time environments?
> UTF-8, Windows ACP, EBCDIC, other.
> Do you develop international applications that support multiple languages and locales? If so, what language support features do you use for translations?
> ICU, Windows resource DLLs, GNU gettext, other.
> Which of the C++ character types do you use?
> char, wchar_t, char8_t, char16_t, char32_t.
> What Unicode libraries do you use?
> ICU, BasisTech Rosette, Win32, iconv, other.
>
> This topic will be one of the agenda items for next week's telecon.
>
> Tom.
>
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> SG16 mailing list
> SG16_at_[hidden]
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