Built-in support for TextWriter implementations
See original GitHub issueCurrently you cannot directly use StringWriter
with ZString as StringWriter
accepts regular StringBuilder
. I created helper ZStringWriter for Orchard Core. Would it make sense to offer ZStringWriter
(UTF-16) and Utf8ZStringWriter
out of the box?
If you think it’s a viable option I could offer a PR, just tell me desired names for the classes and namespace.
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ZStringWriter
forStringWriter
, I think it’s a good and intuitive name. The implementation is also good, I hadn’t thought of that idea.If you give me a PR, I would love to accept it. I think we should keep the name as proposed and use the top-level namespace (
Cysharp.Text
).Thank you for being so reactive!