Closed sjanel closed 1 month ago
Glaze uses C++20 concepts to handle different types. If your string class has a similar API to a std::string then it should still work. It should work as long as it has size()
, resize()
, and data()
(to get the underlying buffer).
If you run into any issues, let me know.
Thanks a lot! Indeed it seems to work out of the box. What about explaining it in the documentation?
Nice. And thanks for the suggestion. I'll add some documentation notes about this.
I would like to use this library with a custom string implementation as drop-down replacement of
std::string
. Is it possible to do that currently ?If not, would it be possible to define a "writable buffer of char" as returned by value type custom mapping to make it work ? It could be a
span<char>
, or something else maybe.