Comment #8 on issue 336 by [email protected]: Support generic string type
http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/issues/detail?id=336
however passing a wstring to the proposed methods will merely cause a
compile time warning
Really?
const char* a;
const wchar_t* b = a;
This does *not* compile. Why do you think this would merely generate an
error?
1. write a utility method to do this for you.
Can that be done without an unnecessary std::string construction/copy?
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