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Change-Id: Idb6ef5fa191b1465c0bf46c47e63b695de07fa0b
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Change-Id: I3768d9891ba903c5e2ce8217de0b4413ce40bb9a
License: This patch is BSD-licensed, see Documentation/Licenses/BSD-simplified.txt for details.
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Change-Id: I363e9d740bbec311454827645f4ea6df8bb60bed
License: This patch is BSD-licensed, see Documentation/Licenses/BSD-simplified.txt for details.
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- Use boost::filesystem::path consistently for referring to files.
- Use boost::filesystem streams for I/O, such that paths are always handled
correctly.
- Use stringToPath and pathToString for conversion between strings and
boost::filesystem::path, to ensure we have consistent unicode handling
across platforms and environments. The default constructor and string
conversion uses platform-dependent encoding, depending on the global
locale set in the application, which causes problems. So, unless you are
in platform dependent code, the default constructor and string() function
should not be used. When constructing paths from other paths (e.g. using
operator/), also use stringToPath (instead of string arguments) if the path
can contain unicode characters.
Change-Id: If286bd9e71c8414afc0b24ba67e26ab7608ef6ea
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Tweaked the sources to satisfy cppcheck.
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