v2.0.0

[2.0.0] - 2024-11-28

Module structure

Now simply a single module called Strings; no longer split into separate non-allocating/allocating modules (we have ,, allocator) now)

Mutating in place vs allocating

Any procedure which mutates as string in-place will take a pointer to string, rather than merely a string.

bar := to_upper(foo);  // returns a newly allocated string.
to_upper(*foo);        // converts foo to uppercase in-place.

Splitters

Splitters are now all simply iterators (i.e. for-expansions). You can use to_array to generate an expandable array from a splitter, or into_array to expand a splitter into an existing array.

Misc

• Fixed threading
• Fixed Scratch allocator

Renamed

unsafe_slice -> raw_slice
unsafe_substring -> raw_substring
trim_into -> trim_to
trim_start_past -> trim_start_through
trim_end_from -> trim_end_through
trim_end_after -> trim_end_to
advance_past -> advance_through
pad_center -> pad