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Rearrange string code to support displaced strings and prepare for Unicode #179
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As a temporary solution you may make character being the same type as base-char (ECL does that for builds without unicode) – this would fix this error |
I think that's already the case. |
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(make-array 2 :element-type 'base-char :displaced-to "abcdefg") -> "ab" |
we now have displaced arrays and at least in large part have unicode strings, so I'm going to close this. Further unicode issues can be thrown in to #164 |
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Currently only 8bit-character strings are supported. Code needs to be moved out of str.cc into lispString.cc and generalized somewhat to support new types of strings like 16 bit character, and Unicode.
There is also a bug that there is no displaced string type and so (make-array 2 :element-type 'character :displaced-to "abcdefg") doesn't work -
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