Forgive my ignorance - this'll probably be obvious to some of you...
Suppose I've got a simple character string, like this:-
const char* my_str = "Hello World";
I can assign it to a Glib::ustring very easily:-
Glib::ustring ustr = my_str;
BUT... instead of pointing to a 'normal' string (simple ASCII
characters), let's suppose that 'my_str' was already pointing to a
string in utf8 format. Will the same assignment still work - or is
there some better way of assigning a utf8 string to a Glib::ustring?
Thanks,
John
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