seany:
Now, i was trying the first, i used the std.algorithms.splitter, and the result is of type *Result* and not string[], nonetheless I can cast (how does this work? isn't typedef removed, and alias should preserve underlaying types)
cast() should be used only when you know what you are doing, and here you don't know it. I suggest to use "split" instead.
1. either return the individual addresses of an element of an array or any type of objects...
To get the address of an object just cast its pointer to something like a size_t. To get the address of array items, use &myarray[idx].
2. generate variable names on the fly in RUNTIME?
You probably need an associative array. Bye, bearophile
