is_decode_injective_v

Looks to see if the decode_one operation on a given encoding type is injective.

This classification checks whether the given encoding type has a type definition called is_decode_injective on it, and if it does checks to see if its std::true_type. If it’s not present, or if it’s std::false_type, then the encoding is assumed to NOT be injective.

template<typename _Type>
class is_decode_injective : public std::integral_constant<bool, __txt_detail::__is_decode_injective_sfinae<::ztd::remove_cvref_t<_Type>>::value || __txt_detail::__is_injective_sfinae<::ztd::remove_cvref_t<_Type>>::value>

Checks whether or not the decoding step for _Type is injective (cannot possibly lose information regardless of whatever valid input is put in).

Remark

If the encoding object does not define is_decode_injective, it is assumed to be false (the safest default).

Template Parameters

_Type – The encoding type to check.

template<typename _Type>
constexpr bool ztd::text::is_decode_injective_v = is_decode_injective<::ztd::remove_cvref_t<_Type>>::value

An alias of the inner value for ztd::text::is_decode_injective.