MR.Std.Const_String Class Reference

A heap-allocated null-terminated string. This is the const half of the class. More...

Inheritance diagram for MR.Std.Const_String:

Classes
struct	_Underlying

Public Member Functions
virtual void	Dispose ()
unsafe	Const_String ()
	Constructs an empty (default-constructed) instance.
unsafe	Const_String (MR.Std._ByValue_String other)
	Constructs a copy of another instance. The source remains alive.
unsafe	Const_String (string other)
	Constructs a new instance.
unsafe ulong	size ()
	The number of characters in the string, excluding the null-terminator.
unsafe byte *	data ()
	Returns the string contents, which are always null-terminated. Returns a read-only pointer.
unsafe byte *	dataEnd ()
	Returns a pointer to the end of string, to its null-terminator. Returns a read-only pointer.
override string	ToString ()

Static Public Member Functions
static unsafe implicit	operator Const_String (string other)
	Constructs a new instance.
static unsafe implicit	operator string (MR.Std.Const_String self)

Protected Member Functions
virtual unsafe void	Dispose (bool disposing)

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Attributes inherited from MR.Misc.Object< Const_String >
bool	_IsOwningVal
Properties inherited from MR.Misc.Object< Const_String >
virtual bool	_IsOwning [get]
	Returns true if this is an owning instance, and when disposed, will destroy the underlying C++ instance. If false, we assume that the underlying C++ instance will live long enough.

Detailed Description

A heap-allocated null-terminated string. This is the const half of the class.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• std_string.cs