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Excellent. Thank you, Laurent. =)
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Unfortunately, or not, I've very little experience working with unicode strings.
Currently, I'm working on a MUD client that I would like to support utf-8 inputs.
As is usual with telnet-related applications, I'm already pulling out the various telnet and MUD-specific things as they come in.
This leaves me with a stream of bytes, which need to get converted to a utf-8 string for parsing and displaying. Unfortunately, these won't always be valid utf-8 strings, as the final character might get chopped in half (though in most cases, it will not).
Essentially, I'm trying to understand how to use sf::Utf along with sf::String for displaying the characters. The templating on sf::Utf is mildly confusing, as well. Any tips?
Edit: Definitely meant to post this under system. Apologies. :\
Currently, I'm working on a MUD client that I would like to support utf-8 inputs.
As is usual with telnet-related applications, I'm already pulling out the various telnet and MUD-specific things as they come in.
This leaves me with a stream of bytes, which need to get converted to a utf-8 string for parsing and displaying. Unfortunately, these won't always be valid utf-8 strings, as the final character might get chopped in half (though in most cases, it will not).
Essentially, I'm trying to understand how to use sf::Utf along with sf::String for displaying the characters. The templating on sf::Utf is mildly confusing, as well. Any tips?
Edit: Definitely meant to post this under system. Apologies. :\
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