void Foo1(string_view view) {
...
}
string str = "one two three";
Foo1("one two three"); // Implicitly convert char* to string_view
Foo1(str);
I wonder which constructor converts char* to string_view implicitly and which one converts the string to string_view implicitly?
I know constructor (4) convert const char* to string_view but what I passed is char*.
std::string_view
has a non-explicit
converting constructor taking const char*
, which supports implicit conversion from const char*
to std::string_view
.
constexpr basic_string_view(const CharT* s);
When you say:
but what I passed is
char*
.
You're actually passing a string literal (i.e. "one two three"
), whose type is const char[14]
(including the null terminator '\0'
), which could decay to const char*
.
And std::string
has a non-explicit
conversion operator which supports implicit conversion from std::string
to std::string_view
.
constexpr operator std::basic_string_view<CharT, Traits>() const noexcept;