Re: CString help

I don't know any standard library implementation that comes with
flex_string renamed to basic_string.
True.

And you should feel free to use it. Just make sure you've observed all the
little nuances necessary to use std::string in a truly portable way.
After reading your open-std.org link it seems I can do this, but not for long
:-)

But reading it, I still think there is no decend standard way to write
something in a standard string in a standard way.
Even if the storage is contigous, the data is still const, you I cannot
safely change it.


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