isValid overloads
Declared in <bdlde_utf8util.h>
Return true if the specified string contains valid UTF-8, and false otherwise. string need not be null-terminated and can contain embedded null bytes.
static
bool
isValid(std::string_view const& string);
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Return true if the specified string contains valid UTF-8, and false otherwise. string is necessarily null-terminated, so it cannot contain embedded null bytes.
static
bool
isValid(char const* string);
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Return true if the specified string having the specified length (in bytes) contains valid UTF-8, and false otherwise. string need not be null-terminated and can contain embedded null bytes, and string may be null if 0 == length (see {Empty Input Strings}).
static
bool
isValid(
char const* string,
size_type length);
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Return true if the specified string contains only valid UTF-8 characters, and false otherwise. If string contains invalid UTF-8, load into the specified invalidString the address of the byte after the last valid code point traversed; invalidString is unaffected if string contains only valid UTF-8. string need not be null-terminated and can contain embedded null bytes.
static
bool
isValid(
char const** invalidString,
std::string_view const& string);
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Return true if the specified string contains valid UTF-8, and false otherwise. If string contains invalid UTF-8, load into the specified invalidString the address of the beginning of the first invalid UTF-8 sequence encountered; invalidString is unaffected if string contains only valid UTF-8. string is necessarily null-terminated, so it cannot contain embedded null bytes.
static
bool
isValid(
char const** invalidString,
char const* string);
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Return true if the specified string having the specified length (in bytes) contains valid UTF-8, and false otherwise. If string contains invalid UTF-8, load into the specified invalidString the address of the byte after the last valid code point traversed; invalidString is unaffected if string contains only valid UTF-8. string need not be null-terminated and can contain embedded null bytes, and string may be null if 0 == length (see {Empty Input Strings}).
static
bool
isValid(
char const** invalidString,
char const* string,
size_type length);
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