On 5-12-2010 19:20, Matthias Walter wrote:
The only thing I've been able to think of is byte[][] a; a.length = size; for (int i; i< size; i++) { a[i].length = size; }Well, you can do at least: auto a = new byte[][size]; foreach (ref row; a) row = new byte[size];
That works. So I can write byte[] a = new byte[size]; and byte[][] a = new byte[][size]; but not byte[][] a = new byte[size][]; or byte[][] a = new byte[size][size]; let alone byte[size][size] a; BTW, somebody on stackoverflow just posted an alternative that comes closest to what I was looking for. byte[][] a = new byte[][](size, size); I saw this notation before but I can't remember where. Hey, I love D but it can be pretty confusing sometimes :) Thanks
