On Friday, 22 November 2013 at 07:54:45 UTC, Jonathan M Davis
wrote:
On Friday, November 22, 2013 01:01:52 bioinfornatics wrote:
hi with this code: http://www.dpaste.dzfl.pl/2f830da1
I do not understand why alias Char is equal to immutable(char)
How to fix these issues?
I'm not quite sure which line you're refering to here, but
ElementEncodingType
is going to give the same constness as the elements - e.g.
ElementEncodingType!string is going to be immutable(char), not
char.
Also, you're doing something with AAs, and all keys for AAs are
immutable,
even if you don't explicitly mark them as immutable, so if if
the type that
you're using ElementEncodingType was a key in an AA, that could
be your
problem.
However, the first error that's popping up seems to relate to
the fact that
ranges treat strings as ranges of dchar, not char, so sequence
gives you
letters which are dchar, not char, and then you try and assign
it to an AA
which holds immutable(char) rather than dchar (and the fact
that the AA holds
immutable(char) rather than char might cause further problems
with being able
to reassign anything in the AA - and if it doesn't it's
probably due to the AA
doing casting internally when it shouldn't).
- Jonathan M Davis
Thanks Jonathan
I try to have a dynamic type
If sequence is immutable(char)[] AA become char[ubyte]
If sequence is immutable(dchar)[] AA become dchar[ushort] …
