0.11.0

Updated minimum required rustc version to 1.53.0.

Bug Fixes

• Fix issues with platform wchar_t when compiling for a different platform.

0.10.1

Features

• Add support for character literals in wch macro.

  The wch macro now accepts character literals and outputs single wide characters.

  use wchar::{wch, wchar_t};
  
  const A: wchar_t = wch!('A');
  const B: u16 = wch!(u16, 'B');
  const C: u32 = wch!(u32, 'C');
  const D: i16 = wch!(i16, 'D');
  const E: i32 = wch!(i32, 'E');

• Add include_wch and include_wchz macros.

  These macros function similarly to the include_bytes macro. The macros read UTF-8 encoded files and generate a slice of wide characters.

  use wchar::include_wch;
  
  // Include a UTF-8 encoded file as a UTF-16 encoded u16 slice.
  const FILE_AS_UTF16: &[u16] = include_wch!(u16, "/path/to/file.txt");

  Unstable: Currently this limited to absolute paths, in order to use relative paths the unstable feature is required.

0.8.0

Breaking changes

• Renamed wch_c macro to wchz.

  This brings the macro more inline with nul-terminated string terminology, such as .ascii and .asciiz in assembly.

• Default to target platform wchar_t for macro output.

  To make the macros more usable the output wide character type when not specified in the macro will default to the wchar_t type of the target platform. This is instead of the previous default of u16.

  The crate also exports a type alias to the default target platform wchar_t, this can be used as such:

  use wchar::{wchz, wchar_t};
  
  const RUST: &[wchar_t] = wchz!("Rust");

0.7.0

• Allow the wchar type to be specified as an optional first argument to the macro, available types:

  • u16
  • u32
  • i16
  • i32

• Update compiler support to require rustc 1.45+

0.6.1

• Fixed links in docs
• Fixed failing unit tests

Thanks to @Josh015

0.6.0

• Declare as no_std crate.
• Update dependencies.
• Use only required features from syn.

0.5.0

Release for stable using proc-macro-hack.