recode

The recode grouping of functions (recode, recode_to, and recode_into_raw) perform the task of doing bulk transcoding from an input of code_units to a second encoding’s code_unit type. It expects to traffic through the code_point type as the intermediary between the two functions. There is also a recode_one API as well that does a single indivisible unit of work for both decoding (to a common representation) and then encoding, and has the same variants as the bulk function.

Named Groups

There are 3 named functions for this behavior, and each function comes with several function overloads. Each named function produces increasingly more information, letting you opt into just how much information and control you’d like over the algorithm and behavior. The first one simply returns a container with the transformation applied, discarding much of the operation’s result information. This is useful for quick, one-off conversions where you do not care about any errors and would rather let it be handled by the error handler. The second _to suffixed functions return a container within a result type that contains additional information. The final _into suffixed functions take an output range to write into, letting you explicitly control just how much space there is to write into as well as returning a detailed result type.

The return type for these function calls is one of:

the desired output container (highest level);
ztd::text::recode_result or ztd::text::stateless_recode_result with the desired output container embedded as the .output parameter (mid level); or,
ztd::text::recode_result or ztd::text::stateless_recode_result returning just the input and output ranges (lowest level).

`recode(...)`

This is the highest level bulk function.

This set of function overloads takes the provided input, from_encoding, to_encoding, from_handler, to_handler, from_state, and to_state and produces an output container type. The default container will either be a std::basic_string of the code_unit type, or a std::vector if it is not a known “character” type.

The container type can be specified by passing it as an explicit template parameter to this function, such as ztd::text::recode<std::vector<char16_t>>("bark", ztd::text::utf16{});. The output container is default constructed.

It will either call push_back/insert directly on the target container to fill it up, or serialize data to a temporary buffer (controlled by ZTD_TEXT_INTERMEDIATE_RECODE_BUFFER_BYTE_SIZE) before then copying it into the desired output container through any available means (bulk .insert, repeated .push_back, or repeated single .insert with the .cend() iterator in that order).

This is the “fire and forget” version of the recode function, returning only the container and not returning any of the result or state information used to construct it.

`recode_to(...)`

This is the mid level bulk function.

This set of function overloads takes the provided input, from_encoding, to_encoding, from_handler, to_handler, from_state, and to_state and produces an output container type that is embedded within a ztd::text::recode_result, or a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result, depending on whether or not you called the version which takes a ztd::text::decode_state_t<Encoding> and/or a ztd::text::encode_state_t<Encoding> as a parameter or if it had to create one on the stack internally and discard it after the operation was finished.

The container type can be specified by passing it as an explicit template parameter to this function, such as ztd::text::recode_to<std::string>(U"meow", ascii{});. The output container is default constructed.

It will either call push_back/insert directly on the target container to fill it up, or serialize data to a temporary buffer (controlled by ZTD_TEXT_INTERMEDIATE_RECODE_BUFFER_BYTE_SIZE) before then copying it into the desired output container through any available means (bulk .insert, repeated .push_back, or repeated single .insert with the .cend() iterator in that order).

If nothing goes wrong or the error handler lets the algorithm continue, .input on the result should be empty.

`recode_into_raw(...)`

This is the lowest level bulk function.

This set of function overloads takes the provided input, from_encoding, output, to_encoding, from_handler, to_handler, from_state, and to_state to write data into an output range specified by output. The result is a ztd::text::recode_result, or a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result, depending on whether or not you called the version which takes a ztd::text::decode_state_t<Encoding> and/or a ztd::text::encode_state_t<Encoding> as a parameter or if it had to create one on the stack internally and discard it after the operation was finished.

It is up to the end-user to provide a suitably-sized output range for output, otherwise this operation may return with ztd::text::encoding_error::insufficient_output. for the result‘s error_code member. The amount of space consumed can be determined by checking the std::distance between the .begin() of the original output parameter and the .begin() of the returned .output member. The result also has error information and an .input member for checking how much input was consumed.

If nothing goes wrong or the error handler lets the algorithm continue, .input on the result should be empty.

For Everything

All named functions have 6 overloads. Each of the “higher level” functions, at the end of their overload call chain, will call the lower-level recode_into_raw to perform the work. The final recode_into_raw call uses the following ordering of extension points into calling the base implementation:

The text_recode_into_raw(input, from_encoding, output, to_encoding, ...) extension point.
An implementation-defined extension point if any internal optimizations are possible.
The basic_recode_into_raw(input, from_encoding, output, to_encoding, ...) function.

The final function call, basic_recode_into_raw, simply performs the core recode loop using the Lucky 7 design. basic_recode_into_raw accommodates the lowest level transformation using just decode_one into a suitably sized intermediate buffer and then an encode_one into the output, calling the relevant error handlers along the way. This design also means minimal stack space is used, keeping the core algorithm suitable for resource-constrained devices.

However, there is a caveat: if there exists a text_recode_one(input, from_encoding, output, to_encoding, ...) that is callable then it will be called to perform one unit of complete transformation. Otherwise, decode_one/encode_one

The recode_one extension point is also used in the ztd::text::recode_view<…> to speed up one-by-one translations for iteration-based types, where possible.

Note

👉 This means that if you implement none of the extension points whatsoever, implementing the basic decode_one function of the from_encoding and the recode_one of the to_encoding function on your Encoding Object type will guarantee a proper, working implementation.

Note

👉 If you need to call the “basic” form of this function that takes no secret implementation shortcuts or user-defined extension points, then call basic_recode_into_raw directly. This can be useful to stop infinity loops when your extension points cannot handle certain inputs and thereby needs to “delegate” to the basic case.

Bulk Functions

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState, typename _Pivot> constexpr auto basic_recode_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state, _Pivot &&__pivot)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function detects whether or not the ADL extension point text_recode can be called with the provided parameters. If so, it will use that ADL extension point over the default implementation. Otherwise, it will loop over the two encodings and attempt to recode by first decoding the input code units to code points, then encoding the intermediate code points to the desired, output code units.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__pivot – [inout] A reference to a descriptor of a (potentially usable) range as the intermediate pivot, usually a range of contiguous data from a span provided by the implementation but can be passed in here by the user.

Returns:

A ztd::text::recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState, typename _Pivot> constexpr auto recode_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state, _Pivot &&__pivot)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function detects whether or not the ADL extension point text_recode can be called with the provided parameters. If so, it will use that ADL extension point over the default implementation. Otherwise, it will loop over the two encodings and attempt to recode by first decoding the input code units to code points, then encoding the intermediate code points to the desired, output code units.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__pivot – [inout] A reference to a descriptor of a (potentially usable) range as the intermediate pivot, usually a range of contiguous data from a span provided by the implementation but can be passed in here by the user.

Returns:

A ztd::text::recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState> constexpr auto recode_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function detects whether or not the ADL extension point text_recode can be called with the provided parameters. If so, it will use that ADL extension point over the default implementation. Otherwise, it will loop over the two encodings and attempt to recode by first decoding the input code units to code points, then encoding the intermediate code points to the desired, output code units.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState> constexpr auto recode_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function calls the base reference, the ztd::text::recode_into_raw after creating a to_state from ztd::text::make_encode_state. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates a decode state from_state by calling ztd::text::make_decode_state. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates an to_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates an from_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

template<typename _Input, typename _ToEncoding, typename _Output> constexpr auto recode_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _Output &&__output)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates both: a from_error_handler using a ztd::text::default_handler_t that is marked as careless to pass to the next function overload; and, a from_encoding to interpret the __input by checking the __input ‘s value_type. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState, typename _Pivot> constexpr auto recode_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state, _Pivot &&__pivot)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function detects whether or not the ADL extension point text_recode can be called with the provided parameters. If so, it will use that ADL extension point over the default implementation. Otherwise, it will loop over the two encodings and attempt to recode by first decoding the input code units to code points, then encoding the intermediate code points to the desired, output code units.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__pivot – [inout] A reference to a descriptor of a (potentially usable) range as the intermediate pivot, usually a range of contiguous data from a span provided by the implementation but can be passed in here by the user.

Returns:

A ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState> constexpr auto recode_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function detects whether or not the ADL extension point text_recode can be called with the provided parameters. If so, it will use that ADL extension point over the default implementation. Otherwise, it will loop over the two encodings and attempt to recode by first decoding the input code units to code points, then encoding the intermediate code points to the desired, output code units.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState> constexpr auto recode_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function calls the base reference, the ztd::text::recode_into after creating a to_state from ztd::text::make_encode_state. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates a decode state from_state by calling ztd::text::make_decode_state. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates an to_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates an from_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

template<typename _Input, typename _ToEncoding, typename _Output> constexpr auto recode_into(_Input &&__input, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _Output &&__output)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates both: a from_error_handler using a ztd::text::default_handler_t that is marked as careless to pass to the next function overload; and, a from_encoding to interpret the __input by checking the __input ‘s value_type. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the encode operation from the intermediate code points.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState, typename _Pivot> constexpr auto recode_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state, _Pivot &&__pivot)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__pivot – [inout] A reference to a descriptor of a (potentially usable) range as the intermediate pivot, usually a range of contiguous data from a span provided by the implementation but can be passed in here by the user.

Returns:

A ztd::text::recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state and an output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified. If the container has a container.reserve function, it is and some multiple of the input’s size is used to pre-size the container, to aid with push_back / insert reallocation pains.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState> constexpr auto recode_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::pivotless_recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state and an output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified. If the container has a container.reserve function, it is and some multiple of the input’s size is used to pre-size the container, to aid with push_back / insert reallocation pains.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState> constexpr auto recode_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

A default state for the encode step of the operation is create using ztd::text::make_encode_state. The return type is stateless since both states must be passed in. If you want to have access to the states, create both of them yourself and pass them into a lower-level function that accepts those parameters.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object that contains references to an container.output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

A default state for the decode step of the operation is create using ztd::text::make_decode_state. The return type is stateless since both states must be passed in. If you want to have access to the states, create both of them yourself and pass them into a lower-level function that accepts those parameters.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object that contains references to an container.output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

A to_error_handler for the encode step of the operation is created using default construction of a ztd::text::default_handler_t that is marked as careless. The return type is stateless since both states must be passed in. If you want to have access to the states, create both of them yourself and pass them into a lower-level function that accepts those parameters.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object that contains references to an container.output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

A from_error_handler for the encode step of the operation is created using default construction of a ztd::text::default_handler_t that is marked as careless. The return type is stateless since both states must be passed in. If you want to have access to the states, create both of them yourself and pass them into a lower-level function that accepts those parameters.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object that contains references to an container.output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode_to(_Input &&__input, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

A from_error_handler for the encode step of the operation is created using default construction of a ztd::text::default_handler_t that is marked as careless. The return type is stateless since both states must be passed in. If you want to have access to the states, create both of them yourself and pass them into a lower-level function that accepts those parameters.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object that contains references to an container.output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState, typename _Pivot> constexpr auto recode(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state, _Pivot &&__pivot)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__pivot – [inout] A reference to a descriptor of a (potentially usable) range as the intermediate pivot, usually a range of contiguous data from a span provided by the implementation but can be passed in here by the user.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_to or ztd::text::recode_into_raw.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState> constexpr auto recode(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_to or ztd::text::recode_into_raw.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState> constexpr auto recode(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

This function creates an to_state for the encoding step of the operation using ztd::text::make_encode_state.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_to or ztd::text::recode_into_raw.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

This function creates an from_state for the encoding step of the operation using ztd::text::make_decode_state.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_to or ztd::text::recode_into_raw.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

This function creates a to_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_to or ztd::text::recode_into_raw.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

This function creates a from_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_to or ztd::text::recode_into_raw.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode(_Input &&__input, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

This function creates both: a from_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it; and, a from_encoding derived from the __input’s value_type. The careless marking matters for lossy conversions that are not injective.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a std::basic_string or a std::vector of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the decode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_to or ztd::text::recode_into_raw.

Single Functions

template<typename _Input, typename _Output, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState, typename _Pivot> constexpr auto basic_recode_one_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state, _Pivot &&__pivot)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view. nly one.

Remark

This function detects whether or not the ADL extension point text_recode can be called with the provided parameters. If so, it will use that ADL extension point over the default implementation. Otherwise, it will loop over the two encodings and attempt to recode by first decoding the input code units to code points, then encoding the intermediate code points to the desired, output code units.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__pivot – [inout] A reference to a descriptor of a (potentially usable) range as the intermediate pivot, usually a range of contiguous data from a span provided by the implementation but can be passed in here by the user.

Returns:

A ztd::text::recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state.

template<typename _Input, typename _Output, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState, typename _Pivot> constexpr auto recode_one_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state, _Pivot &&__pivot)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view. Only performs one distinct unit of encoding.

Remark

This function detects whether or not the ADL extension point text_recode_one can be called with the provided parameters. If so, it will use that ADL extension point over the default implementation. Otherwise, it will loop over the two encodings and attempt to recode by first decoding the input code units to code points, then encoding the intermediate code points to the desired, output code units.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__pivot – [inout] A reference to a descriptor of a (potentially usable) range as the intermediate pivot, usually a range of contiguous data from a span provided by the implementation but can be passed in here by the user.

Returns:

A ztd::text::recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state.

template<typename _Input, typename _Output, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState> constexpr auto recode_one_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view. Only performs one distinct unit of encoding.

Remark

This function detects whether or not the ADL extension point text_recode_one can be called with the provided parameters. If so, it will use that ADL extension point over the default implementation. Otherwise, it will loop over the two encodings and attempt to recode by first decoding the input code units to code points, then encoding the intermediate code points to the desired, output code units.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState> constexpr auto recode_one_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function calls the base reference, the ztd::text::recode_one_into_raw after creating a to_state from ztd::text::make_decode_state. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_one_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates a encode state from_state by calling ztd::text::make_encode_state. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_one_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates an to_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode_one_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates an from_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

template<typename _Input, typename _ToEncoding, typename _Output> constexpr auto recode_one_into_raw(_Input &&__input, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _Output &&__output)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates both: a from_error_handler using a ztd::text::default_handler_t that is marked as careless to pass to the next function overload; and, a from_encoding to interpret the __input by checking the __input ‘s value_type. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.

template<typename _Input, typename _Output, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState, typename _Pivot> constexpr auto basic_recode_one_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state, _Pivot &&__pivot)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view. Only performs one distinct unit of encoding.

Remark

This function detects whether or not the ADL extension point text_recode_one can be called with the provided parameters. If so, it will use that ADL extension point over the default implementation. Otherwise, it will loop over the two encodings and attempt to recode by first decoding the input code units to code points, then encoding the intermediate code points to the desired, output code units.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__pivot – [inout] A reference to a descriptor of a (potentially usable) range as the intermediate pivot, usually a range of contiguous data from a span provided by the implementation but can be passed in here by the user.

Returns:

A ztd::text::recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state.

template<typename _Input, typename _Output, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState, typename _Pivot> constexpr auto recode_one_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state, _Pivot &&__pivot)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view. Only performs one distinct unit of encoding.

Remark

This function detects whether or not the ADL extension point text_recode_one can be called with the provided parameters. If so, it will use that ADL extension point over the default implementation. Otherwise, it will loop over the two encodings and attempt to recode by first decoding the input code units to code points, then encoding the intermediate code points to the desired, output code units.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__pivot – [inout] A reference to a descriptor of a (potentially usable) range as the intermediate pivot, usually a range of contiguous data from a span provided by the implementation but can be passed in here by the user.

Returns:

A ztd::text::recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state.

template<typename _Input, typename _Output, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState> constexpr auto recode_one_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view. Only performs one distinct unit of encoding.

Remark

This function detects whether or not the ADL extension point text_recode_one can be called with the provided parameters. If so, it will use that ADL extension point over the default implementation. Otherwise, it will loop over the two encodings and attempt to recode by first decoding the input code units to code points, then encoding the intermediate code points to the desired, output code units.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handlers for the from and to encodings, respectively.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState> constexpr auto recode_one_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function calls the base reference, the ztd::text::recode_one_into after creating a to_state from ztd::text::make_decode_state. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_one_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates a encode state from_state by calling ztd::text::make_encode_state. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_one_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates an to_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.

template<typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _Output, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode_one_into(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _Output &&__output, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates an from_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

template<typename _Input, typename _ToEncoding, typename _Output> constexpr auto recode_one_into(_Input &&__input, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _Output &&__output)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding into the output view.

Remark

This function creates both: a from_error_handler using a ztd::text::default_handler_t that is marked as careless to pass to the next function overload; and, a from_encoding to interpret the __input by checking the __input ‘s value_type. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective. The result from this function returns a ztd::text::stateless_recode_result as opposed to a ztd::text::recode_result because the state information is on the stack, and returning the state in those types by reference will result in references to memory that has already been cleaned up. If you need access to the state parameters, call the lower-level functionality with your own created states.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__output – [in] An output_view to write code units to as the result of the decode operation from the intermediate code points.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState, typename _Pivot> constexpr auto recode_one_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state, _Pivot &&__pivot)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__pivot – [inout] A reference to a descriptor of a (potentially usable) range as the intermediate pivot, usually a range of contiguous data from a span provided by the implementation but can be passed in here by the user.

Returns:

A ztd::text::recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state and an output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified. If the container has a container.reserve function, it is and some multiple of the input’s size is used to pre-size the container, to aid with push_back / insert reallocation pains.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState> constexpr auto recode_one_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::recode_result object that contains references to __from_state and __to_state and an output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified. If the container has a container.reserve function, it is and some multiple of the input’s size is used to pre-size the container, to aid with push_back / insert reallocation pains.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState> constexpr auto recode_one_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

A default state for the decode step of the operation is create using ztd::text::make_decode_state. The return type is stateless since both states must be passed in. If you want to have access to the states, create both of them yourself and pass them into a lower-level function that accepts those parameters.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object that contains references to an container.output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_one_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

A default state for the encode step of the operation is create using ztd::text::make_encode_state. The return type is stateless since both states must be passed in. If you want to have access to the states, create both of them yourself and pass them into a lower-level function that accepts those parameters.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object that contains references to an container.output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_one_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

A to_error_handler for the decode step of the operation is created using default construction of a ztd::text::default_handler_t that is marked as careless. The return type is stateless since both states must be passed in. If you want to have access to the states, create both of them yourself and pass them into a lower-level function that accepts those parameters.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object that contains references to an container.output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode_one_to(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

A from_error_handler for the decode step of the operation is created using default construction of a ztd::text::default_handler_t that is marked as careless. The return type is stateless since both states must be passed in. If you want to have access to the states, create both of them yourself and pass them into a lower-level function that accepts those parameters.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object that contains references to an container.output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified.

template<typename _OutputContainer, typename _Input, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode_one_to(_Input &&__input, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

A from_error_handler for the decode step of the operation is created using default construction of a ztd::text::default_handler_t that is marked as careless. The return type is stateless since both states must be passed in. If you want to have access to the states, create both of them yourself and pass them into a lower-level function that accepts those parameters.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

Returns:

A ztd::text::stateless_recode_result object that contains references to an container.output parameter that contains the _OutputContainer specified.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState, typename _Pivot> constexpr auto recode_one(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state, _Pivot &&__pivot)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__pivot – [inout] A reference to a descriptor of a (potentially usable) range as the intermediate pivot, usually a range of contiguous data from a span provided by the implementation but can be passed in here by the user.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_one_to or ztd::text::recode_one_into.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState, typename _ToState> constexpr auto recode_one(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state, _ToState &__to_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_one_to or ztd::text::recode_one_into.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler, typename _FromState> constexpr auto recode_one(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler, _FromState &__from_state)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

This function creates an to_state for the encoding step of the operation using ztd::text::make_decode_state.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.
__from_state – [inout] A reference to the associated state for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_one_to or ztd::text::recode_one_into.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler, typename _ToErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_one(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler, _ToErrorHandler &&__to_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

This function creates an from_state for the encoding step of the operation using ztd::text::make_encode_state.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.
__to_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __to_encoding ‘s decode step.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_one_to or ztd::text::recode_one_into.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding, typename _FromErrorHandler> constexpr auto recode_one(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding, _FromErrorHandler &&__from_error_handler)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

This function creates a to_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.
__from_error_handler – [in] The error handler for the __from_encoding ‘s encode step.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_one_to or ztd::text::recode_one_into.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _FromEncoding, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode_one(_Input &&__input, _FromEncoding &&__from_encoding, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

This function creates a from_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it. This matters for lossy conversions that are not injective.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__from_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to encode the input’s code units into intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_one_to or ztd::text::recode_one_into.

template<typename _OutputContainer = void, typename _Input, typename _ToEncoding> constexpr auto recode_one(_Input &&__input, _ToEncoding &&__to_encoding)

Converts the code units of the given input view through the from encoding to code units of the to encoding for the output, which is then returned in a result structure with additional information about success.

Remark

This function creates both: a from_error_handler from a class like ztd::text::default_handler_t, but that is marked as careless since you did not explicitly provide it; and, a from_encoding derived from the "__input"'s value_type. The careless marking matters for lossy conversions that are not injective.

Template Parameters:

_OutputContainer – The container to default-construct and serialize data into. Typically, a fixed-size container of some sort.

Parameters:

__input – [in] An input_view to read code units from and use in the encode operation that will produce intermediate code points.
__to_encoding – [in] The encoding that will be used to decode the intermediate code points into the final code units.

Returns:

An _OutputContainer with the result, regardless of whether an error occurs or not. If you are looking for error information and not just a quick one-off conversion function, please use ztd::text::recode_one_to or ztd::text::recode_one_into.

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