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pointer to existing std::wstring formatter?
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pointer to existing std::wstring formatter?


  • Subject: pointer to existing std::wstring formatter?
  • From: "Steve Johnson" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 28 Dec 2005 16:06:38 -0800
  • Thread-topic: pointer to existing std::wstring formatter?

Greetings,

 

Can someone supply me with a data formatter for std::wstring?  I’ve looked over past posts, and although there’s been discussion on the subject, I haven’t noticed any pointers to an actual solution.  I’d rather not have to learn to write my own formatter if someone’s already done so.  NOTE: Like previous posters, I don’t care how non-ascii characters are represented…I just want to view ascii strings in a std::wstring.

 

BTW, I find it disappointing that XCode doesn’t include a canned solution for this. I assume that this is because of the issue that std::wstrings don’t contain a specific character encoding.  I don’t consider this a valid excuse…even if the standard formatter just lopped off the upper 24 bits (that is, assumed ascii), it seems from prior posts that most users would benefit by such a formatter.  Alternately, Apple ought to at least include one or more uninstalled sample formatters that could be dropped in easily.   JMHO.

 

Steve

 

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