toString

Encode a string of characters into an UTF-8 string, providing one character at a time to the delegate.

This allow to shift the allocation strategy on the user, which might have more information about the kind of data passed to this function.

const(char)[] toString(const(char)[] src, char[] dst, size_t* ate)
const(wchar)[] toString(const(wchar)[] src, wchar[] dst, size_t* ate)
const(dchar)[] toString(const(dchar)[] src, dchar[] dst, size_t* ate)
void toString(const(char)[] input, size_t delegate(cstring) dg)
void toString(const(wchar)[] input, size_t delegate(cstring) dg)
void toString(const(dchar)[] input, size_t delegate(cstring) dg)
void
toString
(
const(dchar)[] input
,
scope size_t delegate
(
cstring
)
dg
)
mstring toString(const(wchar)[] input, mstring output, size_t* ate)
mstring toString(const(dchar)[] input, mstring output, size_t* ate)

Parameters

input const(dchar)[]: UTF-8, UTF-16 or UTF-32 encoded string to encode to UTF-8
dg size_t delegate ( cstring ): Output delegate to pass the result to
Note: Unlike the other toString variant, UTF-16 -> UTF-8 doesn't support surrogate pairs and will call onUnicodeError.

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