Robert Clipsham: > .ptr is only available for arrays.
And arr.ptr returns the pointer to the start of the memory that contains the array data. While &arr is the pointer to the struct that contains the pointer and the length. > As for .value and .deref, these won't be implemented, you'll > have to live with & and * if you want to use pointers. Note that if > you're using pointers you should be comfortable with them, if you're not > it's probably best to avoid them. In fact, D makes it easy to do so! On the other hand I think the Pascal pointer syntax is better :-) Bye, bearophile
