Reply to rocknroll714,
Hi. I discovered D recently and I am very, very impressed. I've decided to switch from C/C++ over to D as my programming language of choice. Right now I'm porting one of my C++ applications to D, and I need some help with a simple conversion.How would I do this: if(sscanf(line, "%[^:]: %[^\r\n]", name, value) != 2) {...} In D? I'm looping through a text file using the File.getline() command and splitting each line into two separate variables with the sscanf command. The if conditional check is to make sure the line is formatted properly (the text file is the settings file for my application). Help please!
the quick and wrong way that works is to go find std.c.stdio and call the C sscanf function. (be sure to uses toStringz on the line arg and to allocate for the outputs as you would in c
as for a native D equivalent... I'm not sure.
