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Currently, the UUID toString() method returns a string representation of the UUID consisting of groups of hexadecimal digits separated by hyphens. While this is the standard format, there might be use-cases where developers would find it useful to have the UUID as a non-formatted string (without the hyphens).
I propose adding an optional argument to the toString() method that allows developers to specify whether they want the UUID returned as a formatted or non-formatted string.
This would provide more flexibility for developers using the Poco library.
This discussion was converted from issue #4083 on November 23, 2023 04:54.
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Currently, the UUID toString() method returns a string representation of the UUID consisting of groups of hexadecimal digits separated by hyphens. While this is the standard format, there might be use-cases where developers would find it useful to have the UUID as a non-formatted string (without the hyphens).
I propose adding an optional argument to the toString() method that allows developers to specify whether they want the UUID returned as a formatted or non-formatted string.
This would provide more flexibility for developers using the Poco library.
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