"Maxim Yegorushkin" <e-maxim@yandex.ru> wrote in message news:opsejcddh2ti5cme@wkcg6rirwp...
Hello all,
I've been working on a small library - an immutable C++ string. Now it is in usable state and has been put in use in a couple of real projects. Although it needs further polishing, I would like to know is there any interest in such a library?
I am interested, but don't have time to examine it in detail now. I have a few comments and questions: 1. You might mention Java together with Python as a language with immutable built-in strings. 2. I don't understand the following statement: Unlike std::basic_string<>, empty string object references empty c-style string "". 3. What are the semantics of std::string str("abc"); h(boost::cref(str)); Best Regards, Jonathan