Load into the specified result string the " delimited and escaped C/C++ string literal equivalent representing the same value as that of the specified input string. When the C string literal equivalent is translated by a compiler having C‐compatible string literals, it will result in a string identical to the input string. Note that this code uses the (ASCII) '' character, rather than Unicode code points for escapes.
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Declared in <bdlb_literalutil.h>
Load into the specified result string the " delimited and escaped C/C++ string literal equivalent representing the same value as that of the specified input string. When the C string literal equivalent is translated by a compiler having C‐compatible string literals, it will result in a string identical to the input string. Note that this code uses the (ASCII) '' character, rather than Unicode code points for escapes.
static
void
createQuotedEscapedCString(
bsl::string* result,
std::string_view const& input);Load into the specified result string the " delimited and escaped C/C++ string literal equivalent representing the same value as that of the specified input string. When the C string literal equivalent is translated by a compiler having C‐compatible string literals, it will result in a string identical to the input string. Note that this code uses the (ASCII) '' character, rather than Unicode code points for escapes.
static
void
createQuotedEscapedCString(
std::pmr::string* result,
std::string_view const& input);static
void
createQuotedEscapedCString(
std::string* result,
std::string_view const& input);Created with MrDocs