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C ++ unicode string with boost

I want to use a unicode string in C ++ with any library that implements many of its routines. I want to work with boost libraries. And I found a local library . But I didn't find many people use it, did I? What can you tell from your experience about this library? Are there any other boost libraries that implement Unicode string string?

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Some of my modules have a problem using other libraries. I don't want to link them to a lot of different libraries (acceleration is ok), but I need a Unicode string (mb class). Why Unicode? Mb some characters in strings will contain Japanese characters or from another language. And they should be regarded as English characters.

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See comments for a better answer and stop adding new ones. I cannot remove this since this is the accepted answer ...

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I apologize for the self-promotion, but you may be interested in the answer I wrote here: What are the trade-offs between boost :: locale and std :: locale? comparing boost :: locale with std :: locale.



Depending on what you need to do with the text, boost :: locale is probably the best approach for adding unicode support to your C ++ code. This is especially true if you need cross platform support or want to use UTF-8 on Windows.

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