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Topic: [fb2k API request] Move constructor/operator= for pfc::string8_t<> (Read 2593 times) previous topic - next topic
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[fb2k API request] Move constructor/operator= for pfc::string8_t<>

Here is some examples that show the use of this feature:

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pfc::string8 myMethod()
{
  pfc::string8 str;
  ...
  // this would result in a copy constructor now, but it would be 
  // a move constructor, which is much more friendly performance-wise
  return str;
}

void myMethod2()
{
   std::vector<pfc::string8> myVec;
   ...
   // makes a lot of copies currently, which could make a huge impact on performance when there are lot of strings.
   // move constructor/assignment operator would remove the cost of moving objects around
   myVec.sort();
   ...
}

It should be 'noexcept' as well for most optimizations to work though.

Re: [fb2k API request] Move constructor/operator= for pfc::string8_t<>

Reply #1 –
I would in general recommend just using std::string in new code, unless pfc one is specifically needed for some feature that it provides.
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Re: [fb2k API request] Move constructor/operator= for pfc::string8_t<>

Reply #2 –
pfc::string_8 handles utf8 string correctly: last time I tried using std::string instead it resulted in multiple number of glitches...
I will try std::string again, but I'm not holding my breath =)