On Wednesday, 19 June 2013 at 20:09:54 UTC, Jonathan M Davis
wrote:
Good to hear.
- Jonathan M Davis
Resurrecting this thread for a related question: What is the
legal range a dchar can hold?
is it 0 .. 0x110000, or basically, just 0 .. 2^^32?
For example, writing this:
dchar d = 0x110000;
Will result in:
Error: cannot implicitly convert expression (1114112) of type int
to dchar.
Yet:
uint v = uint.max;
dchar d = v; //Perfactly fine.
So the question is: While I know you *can* put anything you want
in a dchar, is it actually legal? is the "dchar d = 0x110000;"
thing just the whole "value range propagation" thing being weird?
A bit more background on the thing would be nice.
