Michael Pliskin a écrit :
Hello list,
Looks like I am still not that good in understanding strings in
Neko.. A question came to my mind and I could not find a good reply
myself: what is the character string in Neko? I know that strings
are binary buffers, but what can I put as a single element? A byte?
16-bit word? 31-bit integer? I was thinking that 16-bit word is a
best candidate as we can keep 'raw Unicode' strings in Neko (not
UTF8-encoded). So - Nicolas, please clarify, I'm lost again :)
I'm porting some HMAC-SHA1 code to haxe/neko now, will probably make
it open source, that's why asking.
Strings are byte buffers in Neko, so yes a neko string "char" is a byte.
Best,
Nicolas
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