On 2013-06-01 04:16, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
Some little things we could do is add overloads to some functions that return string to be able to take a buffer argument too.string to(T:string)(int a) { char[] buf = new char[](16); return assumeUnique(to(a, buffer)); char[] to(int a, char[] buffer) { deposit it straight into buffer, return the slice into buffer that is actually used; }
This approach is used all over the place in Tango. -- /Jacob Carlborg
