On 4/5/11, Jonathan M Davis <[email protected]> wrote: > Not to mention, in the case above, a null > character should automatically be appended onto the end of the string, since > it's as string literal.
I've always found this confusing. So If I have this char array: char[] foostring = "foo".dup; null is appended to it? So what happens to the null terminator if I append another string to foostring? And if I do a copy, e.g. foostring[0..$], does this still copy a null terminator?
