Peter Alexander: > I often get into situations where I've written > a function that takes a string, and then I can't call it because all I > have is a char[].
I suggest you to show some of such situations. > I think it's telling that most Phobos functions use 'const(char)[]' or > 'in char[]' instead of 'string' for their arguments. The ones that use > 'string' are usually using it unnecessarily and should be fixed to use > const(char)[]. What are the Phobos functions that unnecessarily accept a string? Bye, bearophile
