ConstString

class ReflectExport( reflect ) ConstString

A ConstString is a reflected string type which doesn’t own its data. Usually this is a better type to pass around than to store.

Summary

ConstString	A ConstString is a reflected string type which doesn’t own its data.
Functions
ConstString	constructs a const string wrapping a c string.
ConstString (default)	constructs an empty (“”) const string.
c_str	returns the string as a nul-terminated pointer to const char.
data	same as c_str, but the data method isn’t guaranteed to return nul-terminated data in the other reflect string classes.
length	the number of non-nul chars in this string.
size	same as length, for compatibility with std::string.

Functions

ConstString

ConstString( const char * s )

constructs a const string wrapping a c string.

ConstString (default)

ConstString()

constructs an empty (“”) const string.

c_str

const char *c_str() const

returns the string as a nul-terminated pointer to const char.

data

const char *data() const

same as c_str, but the data method isn’t guaranteed to return nul-terminated data in the other reflect string classes. For example Fragment has <Fragment::data> but not c_str.

length

size_type length() const

the number of non-nul chars in this string.

size

size_type size() const

same as length, for compatibility with std::string.