How do I get STL std::string to work with unicode on windows?

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猫巷女王i 2021-02-04 13:29

At my company we have a cross platform(Linux & Windows) library that contains our own extension of the STL std::string, this class provides all sort of functionality on top

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  •  醉梦人生
    2021-02-04 13:53

    If you want to avoid headache, don't use the STL string types at all. C++ knows nothing about Unicode or encodings, so to be portable, it's better to use a library that is tailored for Unicode support, e.g. the ICU library. ICU uses UTF-16 strings by default, so no conversion is required, and supports conversions to many other important encodings like UTF-8. Also try to use cross-platform libraries like Boost.Filesystem for things like path manipulations (boost::wpath). Avoid std::string and std::fstream.

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