create substrings from C strings

Functions
template<class U >
auto	c4::to_substr (U s) noexcept-> typename std::enable_if< is_compatible_char_ptr< U, char >::value, substr >::type
	Create a substring from a C-string (char*-like pointer) More...
template<class U >
auto	c4::to_csubstr (U s) noexcept-> typename std::enable_if< is_compatible_char_ptr< U, const char >::value, csubstr >::type
	Create a substring from a const char*-like pointer. More...

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template<class U >

auto c4::to_substr ( U  s ) -> typename std::enable_if<is_compatible_char_ptr<U, char>::value, substr>::type

inlinenoexcept

Create a substring from a C-string (char*-like pointer)

Note

this overload uses SFINAE to prevent it from overriding the literal/array overload. U must be is a non-const-char pointer for this function to be considered in the overload set.

See also

For a more detailed explanation on why the plain overloads cannot coexist, see http://cplusplus.bordoon.com/specializeForCharacterArrays.html

Definition at line 2398 of file substr.hpp.

{
    return substr(s);
}

template<class U >

auto c4::to_csubstr ( U  s ) -> typename std::enable_if<is_compatible_char_ptr<U, const char>::value, csubstr>::type

inlinenoexcept

Create a substring from a const char*-like pointer.

Note

this overload uses SFINAE to prevent it from overriding the literal/array overload

See also

For a more detailed explanation on why the plain overloads cannot coexist, see http://cplusplus.bordoon.com/specializeForCharacterArrays.html

Definition at line 2411 of file substr.hpp.

{
    return csubstr(s);
}