(readln only uses ~= on buf, it doesn't change the original string)

What? Why does it take a ref argument then? If it doesn't overwrite the buffer passed in, there is no point in giving it a buffer.

No I meant it doesn't alter buf's original content, i.e. "hello"
Of course it modifies the array itself via ~= and thus takes it as a ref.
Though it should use 'out' instead I think.

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