Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2025 21:42:27 +0200
> wchar_t is not UTF-16; it is 100% implementation dependent. char16_t is
UTF-16.
Sure, but we are talking about std::wprint and not std::u16print and I
assumed they wanted to say "format_string should support wide strings".
Maybe I'm wrong in this, but yes, I'm not defending char16_t in any case
here
UTF-16.
Sure, but we are talking about std::wprint and not std::u16print and I
assumed they wanted to say "format_string should support wide strings".
Maybe I'm wrong in this, but yes, I'm not defending char16_t in any case
here
Received on 2025-04-01 19:42:41