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3 Ways To Remove Characters From WString In A Modern C++ App

By Yilmaz Yoru
June 10, 2022
How can I remove a character from a wide string in my C++ app? How can I use pop_back() method in wide strings? Can I use erase() and resize() methods in std::wstring to remove characters? Modern C++ usesWide StringsandUnicode Stringsto supportworldwide languages.Wide Strings (std::wstring)useswcha_tras the character type which means they…
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