Non-empty string view to a compile time known null terminated char array that lives for the lifetime of program, as per [lex.string]; a drop-in replacement for static const std::string kVar = "value" and constexpr std::string_view kVar = "value".
Definition in file string_literal.hpp.
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#include <string>#include <string_view>#include <type_traits>#include <fmt/core.h>#include <userver/compiler/impl/constexpr.hpp>#include <userver/formats/serialize/to.hpp>#include <userver/utils/assert.hpp>#include <userver/utils/null_terminated_view.hpp>
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| class | utils::StringLiteral |
Non-empty string view to a compile time known null terminated char array that lives for the lifetime of program, as per [lex.string]; a drop-in replacement for static const std::string kVar = "value" and constexpr std::string_view kVar = "value". More... | |
| struct | fmt::formatter<::utils::StringLiteral, char > |
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| namespace | utils |
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| Value | utils::Serialize (StringLiteral literal, formats::serialize::To< Value >) |