UnicodeString str; str.setToBogus(); if (str.isEmpty()) { std::cout << "String is bogus or uninitialized." << std::endl; }
UnicodeString str("Hello World"); str.setToBogus(); std::cout << str << std::endl;In this example, we create a UnicodeString object "str" with the value "Hello World". We then mark it as bogus using "setToBogus()". When we print the string to the console, we should see an empty string since we have marked it as invalid. Overall, the "setToBogus()" function is useful when we want to mark a UnicodeString object as invalid or uninitialized, allowing us to handle errors or special cases in our code. It is part of the ICU package library, which is a cross-platform C++ library for Unicode handling.