On 07.11.2011 10:45, Dejan Lekic wrote:
Don wrote:
It was a bug. And it's now been fixed.
Don, care to explain why? If I want to treat D's array like I would do in C,
why not allow me do so?
I had no involvement with it at all.
Although, when we originally banned implicit conversions from arrays to
pointers, it was because it was _the_ most common bug in D code.
Especially when you pass a char[] array to an extern(C) function that
accepts a char *. It really was a disaster.
Just add .ptr if you want to convert it to a pointer. It's beautiful,
really.
