Re: Fast UTF-8 strlen function
- From: randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 11 May 2005 17:41:11 -0700
Beth wrote:
>
> On the other hand, Randy's HLA library and "pattern matching" macros
and
> all that great and exhaustive "text processing" stuff? Well, that
stuff
> might find it needs some "modification" to work because it does
sometimes
> look at strings as "characters" and not only "just bytes"...
Heck, I'm not even thinking about *that* stuff yet. There are
comparable routines in the HLA compiler's "compile-time language" that
I'm working on right now. And yes, most of it has to be rewritten
(though I'm really wimping out on the pattern matching stuff, there are
still a ton of string processing functions in the compile-time language
that need modification; plus tons of stuff that don't appear to be
string related, but still deal with strings).
Cheers,
Randy Hyde
P.S., How does one enter "UTF-8" (non-ANSI) characters in a program
like notepad without a special keyboard (or simply resorting to cut and
paste)?
Also, when I save a file with notepad in UTF-8 format, it seems to
stick some characters at the beginning of the file that trip up the
compiler (BOM?)
What's the deal there?
.
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