James Kanze wrote:
> [..]
> The next version of the C++ standard will require char16_t and
> char32_t, using UTF-16 and UTF-32, respectively. And there will
> be no less than 10 different types of string literals.

Ten? I can only see four: regular ("blah"), UTF-16 (u"blah"), UTF-32
(U"blah"), and wide (L"blah"). What are the other six?

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