great talk, thanks! "Алло" though is not quite the same as Hello. "Привет" is more appropriate in this particular usecase. "Алло" is a type of "Hello" to answer a call.
Good someone's talking about this topic, and in a well understandable way. But I'm having a hard time getting used to light blue text on light gray background.
37::15 since c++17 u can specify that the character literal is an UTF-8 code unit or encoded with UTF-8 (not sure the right syntax to say cuse c++ syntax is difficult) by using prefix u8 'character'
it is actually a valid c++ code an other fun fact is u can actually have an array of strings i did it long time ago just by myself in my dark room to solve a simple problem but i forgot about it
great talk, thanks! "Алло" though is not quite the same as Hello. "Привет" is more appropriate in this particular usecase. "Алло" is a type of "Hello" to answer a call.
Dmitry Duka Ah yeah just like cyka, right?
Good someone's talking about this topic, and in a well understandable way. But I'm having a hard time getting used to light blue text on light gray background.
Supposedly that colour combination is easy to read...shows not all research is right...
@@TheAlfsterino to be fair, its a projection in a lit room recorded though a camera. if the image quality was any worse it would be intentional.
To write portable c++ code with non-ascii characters in string literals was always a forbidden mystic black magic :D
37::15 since c++17 u can specify that the character literal is an UTF-8 code unit or encoded with UTF-8 (not sure the right syntax to say cuse c++ syntax is difficult) by using prefix u8 'character'
I actually watched the whole thing... It was interesting and well explained.
Regarding the slide at 39:50, those square brackets (for std::u16string and std::u32string) are not meant to be there, right?
right, pretty sure that come from 37:52
i'm pretty sure they shouldn't be there is it an array of chars or a string object
it is actually a valid c++ code an other fun fact is u can actually have an array of strings i did it long time ago just by myself in my dark room to solve a simple problem but i forgot about it
Can I get the slides?
unicode is great
can't help but read _Unicorn_ in C++
great presentation. Thanks.
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