A while back there was a discussion about DOMString
and the fact that it uses pointer semantics as opposed
to value semantics. I don't think there was a conclusion.
I can think of three possible solutions:
1. Don't change anything (except maybe add a larger red flag
in the documentation).
2. Change DOMString to have value semantics.
3. Drop DOMString in favor of wstring.
Personally, I would prefer 3, but 2 is probably
the most reasonable given the current state of
Standard C++ libraries.
-joe
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Joe Gregorio MTS System Corp
Program Manager www.mts.com
