fast.cstring

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Functions

asString

inout(char)[] asString(inout(char*) ptr)

Returns the given ptr up to but not including the \0 as a char[].

charPtr

auto charPtr(void* buffer)

immutable(char)* charPtr()

char* version of wcharPtr. Basically it appends a \0 to the input. The function uses malloc for strings of lengths 1024 and above.

charPtr

StackBufferEntry!char charPtr(const(char)[] str, SB sb)

This overload allocates the required memory from an existing stack buffer.

isPrintable

bool isPrintable(T c)

Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.

memcmp

int memcmp(const(char)* buf1, immutable(char)* buf2, size_t count)

Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.

string2wstring

wchar[] string2wstring(char[] src, wchar* dst)

Converts a string to a wstring using a buffer provided by the user. To get the buffer requirements call wstringSize on your source buffer.

string2wstringSize

size_t string2wstringSize(char[] src)

Calculates the required buffer size in bytes for a string to wchar[] conversion. Room for a terminating '\0' is included.

strlen

size_t strlen(inout(char*) str)

Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.

wcharPtr

auto wcharPtr(void* buffer)

immutable(wchar)* wcharPtr()

Replaces std.utf.toUTFz with a version that uses the stack as long as the required bytes for the output are <= 1k. Longer strings use malloc to create a buffer for the conversion. It is freed at least at the end of the scope.

wstring2string

char[] wstring2string(wchar[] src, char* dst)

Converts a wstring to a string using a buffer provided by the user. To get the buffer requirements call stringSize on your source buffer.

wstring2stringSize

size_t wstring2stringSize(wchar[] src)

Calculates the required buffer size in bytes for a wstring to char[] conversion. Room for a terminating '\0' is included.

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• cstring
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