I get a comiler error for some older code which uses regexp.find
if (std.regexp.find(pText, lMacro.Pattern, "m") != -1) Ok. So I look at the phobos docs and find: deprecated sizediff_t find(string s, string pattern, string attributes = null); Returns: Same as find(s, RegExp(pattern, attributes)). WARNING: This function is scheduled for deprecation due to unnecessary ambiguity with the homonym function in std.string. Instead of std.regexp.find(s, p, a), you may want to use find(s, RegExp(p, a)). But I can't find "find(s, RegExp(p, a))". There is an entry in std.algorithm but does a haystack and needle coorespond to a string and regular expression. And std.regex talks about "matches" and stuff but is this equivalent to "find".
