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feat: adds efficient move support to Value::get<string>() #980
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Fixes #422
Changes
Value::get<T>()
to efficiently movestd::string
values outof the proto and directly to the caller.
std::string
is the only typethat can do this because it's the only type which is exactly the same in
the proto and outside of it. All other types require some type of
decoding, which necessarily requires some amount of copying from the
proto out to the caller.
Note: the unit tests verifying this behavior rely on unspecified behavior of std::string. Specifically that a moved-from large string ends up empty. This is not guaranteed, but it appears to the true in all cases that I've seen. So we rely on this behavior in the unit test. If this turns out to not be true on some platform, we'll have to adjust the unit tests. I've commented the tests about this.
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