<li>Class<spanclass="tt">pcs::CppString</span> specializes the templated class with<spanclass="tt">char</span> characters.</li>

<li>Class<spanclass="tt">pcs::CppWString</span> specializes the templated class with<spanclass="tt">wchar_t</span> characters.</li>

<p>The<b>cpp-strings</b>HTML documentation is availablehere:<ahref="html/index.html">html/index.html</a>.</p>

<p>The cpp-strings<b>HTML documentation</b> is availablein subdirectory<spanclass="tt">cpp-strings/html</span>. Click on file<spanclass="tt">index.html</span> there from your local file manager to browse its content.</p>

<p>Library<b>cpp-strings</b> is implemented with the currently most recent c++ standard available with gcc, clang and msvc c++ compilers, i.e. standard<b>c++20</b>.</p>

<li>directory<spanclass="tt">cpp-strings</span> contains the header file<spanclass="tt">cppstring.h</span>.<br/>

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Documentation</h1>

<p>The<b>cpp-strings</b> HTML documentation is availablehere:<ahref="html/index.html">html/index.html</a>.</p>

<p>The<b>cpp-strings</b> HTML documentation is availablein subdirectory<spanclass="tt">cpp-strings/html</span>. Click on file<spanclass="tt">index.html</span> there from your local file manager to browse its content.</p>

<p>It has then been produced with the great utility<b>doxygen</b> developed by Vicente Hernando (the doxygen Github repository can be accessed<ahref="https://github.com/doxygen/doxygen">here</a>, and the utility can be downloaded from there:<ahref="https://www.doxygen.nl/download.html">https://www.doxygen.nl/download.html</a>).</p>

<p>This is a short documentation of the library. For some of its part it is a copy of the Python original documentation on strings. For its other part it documents the c++ implementation of<b>cpp-strings</b>.</p>

<p>And remember: to better understand how to use this pythonic c++ strings library, have a look also at<ahref="cpp-strings-tests/cpp-strings-tests.cpp"><spanclass="tt">cpp-strings-tests/cpp-strings-tests.cpp</span></a> to see<b>cpp-strings</b> library code in action!</p>