[lex.string,dcl.init.string] Use 'code unit' for initialization from a string-literal #5118
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…a string-literal [lex.string] defines a sequence of code unit values for a string-literal. Use that sequence for the initialization of an array by a string-literal.
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| value of the \grammarterm{string-literal} | ||
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| The elements of the array are initialized |
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@jensmaurer Please look at this comment. values of the sequence of code unit values sounds a bit vague; what value is that?
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I think there is still value in a bit of wording enhancement here, but the words need a bit of work. |
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[lex.string] defines a sequence of code unit values
for a string-literal. Use that sequence for the
initialization of an array by a string-literal.
Fixes #5103