BasicString.upsize

Upsizes the string to a length of n characters (utf code units).

If n is smaller or equal than the current string length, the current value doesn't change.

If n is greater than the current string length, the current content is extended by inserting at the end as many characters as needed to reach a size of n.

If ch is specified, the new elements are initialized as copies of ch, otherwise, they are _.

struct BasicString

scope

void

upsize

(

const size_t n

const CharType ch = '_'

)

Examples

BasicString!char str = "123";

str.upsize(5, 'x');
assert(str == "123xx");

str.upsize(2);
assert(str == "123xx");

BasicString.upsize

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