On Tuesday, 2 July 2013 at 13:33:10 UTC, Michal Minich wrote:
Ok I understand. What I did as a first thing when I get error on "char[] x = "a" was "char x = cast(char[])"a", Which was obviously incorrect - as the "a" was/should be placed in rom. So if this expression is allays wrong - casting string literal to mutable, then compiler should emit an error on this
explicit cast means a order from a programmer "type system, I know what I am doing, don't even try to bother me". You should never use casts to simply suppress errors (unless absolutely sure) in the very first place.
