Summer sharing in C++

Don't you just hate when you have to remember how to use std::string to do any intricate string manipulation in C++, or trying to remember the correct stringstream class names to convert your measly collection of objects to their bloody string representation.

Wouldn't it be nice if there was an almost pythonic way to do it?

Well - ok! Besides using python then? Ok, maybe there is not such a thing (yet!), but until then you can hopefully make a fragment of that dream come true with "yet another string class" from my hand. Built over the years and with documentation and lots of test cases.

Bugs and improvements are very welcome, it's BSD'ed so nothing should keep you from using it in all your projects in the future - i will certainly be using it everywhere now.

Oh, and it's called hstring and there is more stuff on that page (e.g. documentation).

Finally i have some nice summer reading for you while i spend the next week in spain, INTERCAL, the inside story - hilarious!

P.S. The post of hstring (which has been long due) might be inspired by a friend of mine calling me a C# fanboy, you know who you are ;-)