On Tuesday, 15 April 2025 01:32:56 Pacific Daylight Time Ivan Solovev via
Interest wrote:
> > My primary question is: is there a way to avoid doing a copy for the utf8
> > data (the char *buffer in operator>> and the QByteArray utf8 in
> > operator<<)?
>
> QString stores the data as UTF-16, so yo
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From: Interest on behalf of Josh
Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2025 7:39 AM
To: interest@qt-project.org
Subject: [Interest] Smaller QString Serialization
Hello all,
It looks like the standard QString serialization writes a 32-bit size
(uses 0x for Null String, and uses 0xFFF
Hello all,
It looks like the standard QString serialization writes a 32-bit size
(uses 0x for Null String, and uses 0xFFFE if 32-bit isn't big
enough and then writes a 64-bit size), followed by 16 bits for each
character.
To save space, I want to use a scheme that writes an 8-bit
