Fix a linker error and put some dots on some is

README.md

@@ -7,11 +7,13 @@ Lingo is an encoding aware string library for C++11 and up. It tries to be a dro
 # Some of the features
 * Encoding and code page aware `lingo::string` and `lingo::string_view`, almost fully compatible with `std::string` and `std::string_view`.
 * Null terminator aware `lingo::string_view`.
+* Support for endianness conversion.
 * Automatic conversion between `lingo::string`s of different encodings and code pages.
 * `lingo::encoding::*` for low level encoding and decoding of code points.
 * `lingo::page::*` for additional code point information and conversion between different code pages.
 * `lingo::error::*` for different error handling behaviours.
-* Capable of handling endianness.
+* `lingo::encoding::point_iterator` and `lingo::page::point_mapper` helpers to manually iterate or convert points individually.
+* `lingo::string_converter` to manually convert entire strings.
 
 # How it works
 The string class from the standard library is defined like this:
@@ -81,7 +83,7 @@ It is indeed possible to use `lingo::encoding::none` instead, and still have a f
 * `lingo::page::iso_8859_n` with n = [1, 16] except 12
 
 ## Error handlers
-TODO for 0.1.0
+* `lingo::error::strict` Throws an exception on error
 
 ## Algorithms
 #### Will be added in a future version.

src/lib/lingo/string.hpp

@@ -402,6 +402,12 @@ namespace lingo
 	};
 
 
+	template <typename Encoding, typename Page, typename Allocator>
+	LINGO_CONSTEXPR11 typename basic_string<Encoding, Page, Allocator>::size_type basic_string<Encoding, Page, Allocator>::npos;
+	template <typename Encoding, typename Page, typename Allocator>
+	LINGO_CONSTEXPR11 typename basic_string<Encoding, Page, Allocator>::unit_type basic_string<Encoding, Page, Allocator>::null_terminator;
+
+
 	template <typename Encoding, typename Page, typename LeftAllocator, typename RightAllocator>
 	bool operator == (basic_string<Encoding, Page, LeftAllocator> left, basic_string<Encoding, Page, RightAllocator> right)
 	{

src/lib/lingo/string_view.hpp

@@ -325,10 +325,20 @@ namespace lingo
 	// Fixed encoding typedefs
 	template <typename Unit>
 	using basic_utf8_string_view = basic_unicode_string_view<encoding::utf8<Unit, char32_t>>;
+
 	template <typename Unit>
 	using basic_utf16_string_view = basic_unicode_string_view<encoding::utf16<Unit, char32_t>>;
+	template <typename Unit>
+	using basic_utf16_le_string_view = basic_unicode_string_view<encoding::utf16_le<Unit, char32_t>>;
+	template <typename Unit>
+	using basic_utf16_be_string_view = basic_unicode_string_view<encoding::utf16_be<Unit, char32_t>>;
+
 	template <typename Unit>
 	using basic_utf32_string_view = basic_unicode_string_view<encoding::utf32<Unit, char32_t>>;
+	template <typename Unit>
+	using basic_utf32_le_string_view = basic_unicode_string_view<encoding::utf32_le<Unit, char32_t>>;
+	template <typename Unit>
+	using basic_utf32_be_string_view = basic_unicode_string_view<encoding::utf32_be<Unit, char32_t>>;
 
 	// Fully specialized typedefs
 	using narrow_string_view = basic_string_view<encoding::cstring_default_encoding_t<char>, page::cstring_default_page_t<char>>;
@@ -341,8 +351,14 @@ namespace lingo
 	#else
 	using utf8_string_view = basic_utf8_string_view<char>;
 	#endif
+
 	using utf16_string_view = basic_utf16_string_view<char16_t>;
+	using utf16_le_string_view = basic_utf16_le_string_view<char16_t>;
+	using utf16_be_string_view = basic_utf16_be_string_view<char16_t>;
+
 	using utf32_string_view = basic_utf32_string_view<char32_t>;
+	using utf32_le_string_view = basic_utf32_le_string_view<char32_t>;
+	using utf32_be_string_view = basic_utf32_be_string_view<char32_t>;
 
 	// Default string_view typedef
 	using string_view = utf8_string_view;