On 2/24/11, Steven Schveighoffer <schvei...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > A string literal is immutable, dchar[] is mutable. These should work: > > immutable(dchar)[] test = "test"; > dstring test = "test"; > auto test = "test"d;
Ah right, the postfix form. That's what i was looking for. I know a literal is immutable, I've tried "test".dup, but it still complained that it's not of type dchar. Anywho.. > wait, you thought char[] was an array? You poor poor soul ;) Yes. And you know what's going to happen next, right? Everyone is going to create their own implementation of a string type because of these non-issues. Happens in C/C++ all the time, I see it in almost every mid-large codebase out there. But w/e, strings are perfect in D etc etc..
