is_non_ascii_whitespace() module
Functions
- auto is_non_ascii_whitespace(char c) -> bool constexpr noexcept
- Returns true if a character is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.
- auto is_non_ascii_whitespace(char16_t c) -> bool constexpr noexcept
- Returns true if a UTF-16 code unit is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.
- auto is_non_ascii_whitespace(char32_t c) -> bool constexpr noexcept
- Returns true if a UTF-32 code unit is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.
- auto is_non_ascii_whitespace(char8_t c) -> bool constexpr noexcept
- Returns true if a UTF-8 code unit is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.
- auto is_non_ascii_whitespace(unsigned char c) -> bool constexpr noexcept
- Returns true if a character is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.
- auto is_non_ascii_whitespace(wchar_t c) -> bool constexpr noexcept
- Returns true if a wide character is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.
Function documentation
bool is_non_ascii_whitespace(char c) constexpr noexcept
#include <muu/chars.h>
Returns true if a character is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.
bool is_non_ascii_whitespace(char16_t c) constexpr noexcept
#include <muu/chars.h>
Returns true if a UTF-16 code unit is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.
bool is_non_ascii_whitespace(char32_t c) constexpr noexcept
#include <muu/chars.h>
Returns true if a UTF-32 code unit is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.
bool is_non_ascii_whitespace(char8_t c) constexpr noexcept
#include <muu/chars.h>
Returns true if a UTF-8 code unit is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.
bool is_non_ascii_whitespace(unsigned char c) constexpr noexcept
#include <muu/chars.h>
Returns true if a character is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.
bool is_non_ascii_whitespace(wchar_t c) constexpr noexcept
#include <muu/chars.h>
Returns true if a wide character is a whitespace code point from outside the ASCII range.