Replace removed boost::filesystem::wpath with path - #13
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wpath is Boost.Filesystem v2 and has been removed from current Boost, so the
file no longer compiles:
error C2039: 'wpath' is not a member of 'boost::filesystem'
In v3 boost::filesystem::path is already wide on Windows - its value_type is
wchar_t - so this is a drop-in replacement at all six occurrences. The
surrounding code passes std::wstring in and calls .wstring() on the result;
both stay valid.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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wpath is Boost.Filesystem v2 and has been removed from current Boost, so the file no longer compiles:
In v3 boost::filesystem::path is already wide on Windows - its value_type is wchar_t - so this is a drop-in replacement at all six occurrences. The surrounding code passes std::wstring in and calls .wstring() on the result; both stay valid.