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There's ICU and boost.locale but unicode in C++ truly remains a pain in the ass. I feel like C++ is still better as the "fast parts" language under a layer of
by a8da6b0c91d 13y ago
There's ICU and boost.locale but unicode in C++ truly remains a pain in the ass.
I feel like C++ is still better as the "fast parts" language under a layer of Perl or whatever for the shoveling data and text around stuff.
- e12e 13y agoAny canoical examples to go with those two? As I understand it now, I can pretty much get away with utf8 and some locale code, as long as I stick to (possibly some subset of distributions of) Linux. Which really is fine for my use case, but it's not really a very nice stance to take (it's all fun and games until you need to work in an environment where you for some reason or other can't change the OS, and need that clever utility that wasn't quite as standard/cross-platform as it maybe should've been...).