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I couldn’t find a ‘path length’ method in the boost::filesystem::path, is there one?
If there is no such method (why?) – should I use .native().length() or .string().length() ?
I take it .string().length() should be faster, right?
.native()directly returns the internal representation of the path, whilestring()might perform some conversions. All in all, it won’t make much difference though whether you usenative().length()orstring().length().