C++ 如何使用 unicode 文件名打开 std::fstream(ofstream 或 ifstream)?
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How to open an std::fstream (ofstream or ifstream) with a unicode filename?
提问by Extreme Rationalist
You wouldn't imagine something as basic as opening a file using the C++ standard library for a Windows application was tricky ... but it appears to be. By Unicode here I mean UTF-8, but I can convert to UTF-16 or whatever, the point is getting an ofstream instance from a Unicode filename. Before I hack up my own solution, is there a preferred route here ? Especially a cross-platform one ?
您不会想象像使用 Windows 应用程序的 C++ 标准库打开文件这样基本的事情是棘手的......但它似乎是。这里的 Unicode 是指 UTF-8,但我可以转换为 UTF-16 或其他格式,重点是从 Unicode 文件名获取 ofstream 实例。在我修改自己的解决方案之前,这里有首选路线吗?尤其是跨平台的?
回答by jalf
The C++ standard library is not Unicode-aware. char
and wchar_t
are not required to be Unicode encodings.
C++ 标准库不支持 Unicode。char
并且wchar_t
不需要是 Unicode 编码。
On Windows, wchar_t
is UTF-16, but there's no direct support for UTF-8 filenames in the standard library (the char
datatype is not Unicode on Windows)
在 Windows 上,wchar_t
是 UTF-16,但标准库中不直接支持 UTF-8 文件名(char
Windows 上的数据类型不是 Unicode)
With MSVC (and thus the Microsoft STL), a constructor for filestreams is provided which takes a const wchar_t*
filename, allowing you to create the stream as:
使用 MSVC(以及 Microsoft STL),提供了一个const wchar_t*
文件流构造函数,它采用文件名,允许您将流创建为:
wchar_t const name[] = L"filename.txt";
std::fstream file(name);
However, this overload is not specified by the C++11 standard (it only guarantees the presence of the char
based version). It is also not present on alternative STL implementations like GCC's libstdc++ for MinGW(-w64), as of version g++ 4.8.x.
但是,C++11 标准并未指定此重载(它仅保证char
基于版本的存在)。从版本 g++ 4.8.x 开始,它也不存在于替代 STL 实现中,例如 GCC 的 libstdc++ for MinGW(-w64)。
Note that just like char
on Windows is not UTF8, on other OS'es wchar_t
may not be UTF16. So overall, this isn't likely to be portable. Opening a stream given a wchar_t
filename isn't defined according to the standard, and specifying the filename in char
s may be difficult because the encoding used by char varies between OS'es.
请注意,就像char
在 Windows 上不是 UTF8 一样,在其他操作系统上wchar_t
可能不是 UTF16。所以总的来说,这不太可能是便携的。打开给定wchar_t
文件名的流不是根据标准定义的,并且在char
s 中指定文件名可能很困难,因为 char 使用的编码因操作系统而异。
回答by Nikolai
Since C++17, there is a cross-platform way to open an std::fstream with a Unicode filename using the std::filesystem::pathoverload. Until C++20, you can create a path from a UTF-8 string with std::filesystem::u8path. Example:
从 C++17 开始,有一种跨平台的方法可以使用std::filesystem::path重载打开带有 Unicode 文件名的 std::fstream 。在 C++20 之前,您可以使用std::filesystem::u8path从 UTF-8 字符串创建路径。例子:
std::ofstream out(std::filesystem::u8path(u8"こんにちは"));
out << "hello";
After C++20, you can create a path by passing UTF-8 to the constructor: std::filesystem::path(u8"こんにちは")
(u8path will be deprecated).
在 C++20 之后,您可以通过将 UTF-8 传递给构造函数来创建路径std::filesystem::path(u8"こんにちは")
:(不推荐使用 u8path)。
回答by John Downey
The current versions of Visual C++ the std::basic_fstream have an open()
method that take a wchar_t* according to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/4dx08bh4.aspx.
open()
根据http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/4dx08bh4.aspx,当前版本的 Visual C++ std::basic_fstream 有一个采用 wchar_t*的方法。
回答by Brackets
Use std::wofstream
, std::wifstream
and std::wfstream
. They accept unicode filename. File name has to be wstring
, array of wchar_t
s, or it has to have _T()
macro, or prefix L
before the text.
使用std::wofstream
,std::wifstream
和std::wfstream
。他们接受 unicode 文件名。文件名必须是swstring
数组wchar_t
,或者它必须在文本前有_T()
宏或前缀L
。
回答by jhasse
Have a look at Boost.Nowide:
看看Boost.Nowide:
#include <boost/nowide/fstream.hpp>
#include <boost/nowide/cout.hpp>
using boost::nowide::ifstream;
using boost::nowide::cout;
// #include <fstream>
// #include <iostream>
// using std::ifstream;
// using std::cout;
#include <string>
int main() {
ifstream f("UTF-8 (e.g. ?).txt");
std::string line;
std::getline(f, line);
cout << "UTF-8 content: " << line;
}
回答by Andreas Haferburg
If you're using Qt mixed with std::ifstream
:
如果您使用 Qt 与std::ifstream
:
return std::wstring(reinterpret_cast<const wchar_t*>(qString.utf16()));