This toolkit ensures proper handling of UTF-8 strings. The string class functions as a wrapper around a vector of Unicode code points, with each code point occupying 4 bytes. While this storage method may not be the most space-efficient, particularly when compactness is important, it allows for accurate handling of multi-byte characters. The library provides support for individual characters, strings, and file streams, and its usage is largely consistent with standard methods.
#include <unicore/unicore.h>
int main() {
const auto str = "Hello, 世界!"_str;
const auto emoji = "🙂"_char;
std::cout << str << ' ' << emoji << std::endl;
return 0;
}Hello, 世界! 🙂