On 8/27/10 13:48 PDT, Steven Schveighoffer wrote:
Hm.. this still allocates. We can do better than the C++ example:
char[128] buf;
char[] line = buf[];
f.readln(line);
f.readln(line);
Which should not allocate at all in this case, and is completely safe if
it *does* have to allocate (like if some malicious code came along and
rewrote the file to have a 500-character first line). Try to do *that*
with std::string :)
Man D is just so cool!
Yah, nice touch. By the way, it's embarrassing that the C version is
incorrect (albeit thankfully not unsafe) on input lines longer than 128
chars.
Andrei
