Question regardin find_first_of about tiny-utf8

[shawnim]

I figured out that I could use find instead of find_first_of. So I'll close this issue.

[DuffsDevice]

Hi Shawn,

Sorry for the late reply. Find_first_of currently expects a literal of type char32_t (as you already figured out). You may get a literal through e.g. "0123456789"U. If you just happen to have a dynamic set of codepoints that you want to use find_first_of with (it seems you do), you can get a char32_t* with utf8_string::to_wide_literal().

Does that help you?

Cheers
Jakob

PS: I might add the overload that you are looking for to the library once I have the time to. What keeps me from doing that at the moment, is that all the find_* functions would need to receive that overload and I don't have an idea yet on how to quickly search for any of the codepoints in an utf8_string without much (heap-)memory overhead. So yeah, I may figure that out...