tango.stdc.stringz

License:
BSD style:

Version:
Initial release: October 2006

author:
Keinfarbton & Kris

inout(char)* toStringz(inout(char)[] s, char[] tmp = null);
Convert array of chars to a C-style 0 terminated string. Providing a tmp will use that instead of the heap, where appropriate.

Warning, don't read from the memory pointed to in the tmp variable after calling this function.

inout(char)*[] toStringz(char[] tmp, inout(char)*[] dst, inout(char)[][] strings...);
Convert a series of char[] to C-style 0 terminated strings, using tmp as a workspace and dst as a place to put the resulting char*'s. This is handy for efficiently converting multiple strings at once.

Returns a populated slice of dst

Warning, don't read from the memory pointed to in the tmp variable after calling this function.

Since:
0.99.7

inout(char)[] fromStringz(inout(char)* s);
Convert a C-style 0 terminated string to an array of char

inout(wchar)* toString16z(inout(wchar)[] s);
Convert array of wchars s[] to a C-style 0 terminated string.

inout(wchar)[] fromString16z(inout(wchar)* s);
Convert a C-style 0 terminated string to an array of wchar

inout(dchar)* toString32z(inout(dchar)[] s);
Convert array of dchars s[] to a C-style 0 terminated string.

inout(dchar)[] fromString32z(inout(dchar)* s);
Convert a C-style 0 terminated string to an array of dchar

size_t strlenz(T)(const(T)* s);
portable strlen


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