...utf8" type. Thus "utf8" can represent the code point 'A'. If you assign that "utf8...

...in the various encoding formats. Thus for UTF8 it is 1 byte, UTF16 = 2 bytes...

...points that fit in utf8 will ever be represented by utf8, and so on. Thus...

...new StreamBuffer(os);
ConvStream out = new ConvStream(UTF8, ISO8859-15, sb);
...
char[] mytext = "kjsldkfjlskdfjslkd";
fwritefln...

...if I try something like this:

utf8[] myString = "multiwidth";
utf8[] slice = myString[0..1];
slice...

...ASCII. So we would end up with

  utf8  <==> schar[]  (Short? chars)
  utf16 <==> wchar[]  (Wide chars...

...literal";   // utf8
wchar[] s = "literal"; // utf16
dchar[] s = "literal"; // utf32

auto s = "literal"c;  // utf8...

...on this later)

c_function_call(a.utf8);
os_function_call(a.utf16);
write_to...

...char[].utf16
char[].utf32

wchar[].utf8
wchar[].utf32

dchar[].utf8
dchar[].utf16

Generics might require...

...b);
  }

I always converts your characters to UTF8 encoding before writing them out.

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