unDEFER wrote:
The fact which the next code
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writeln( arr.length );
arr.popFront();
writeln( arr.length );
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prints 9 after 10 for any array but for UTF-8 and UTF-16 strings may
print as well 8 or lesser, seems too confusing for me.
There isn't any getting away from understanding that UTF-8 is a
multi-byte encoding. If you want to use an encoding with a 1:1
correspondence between indices and characters, use dchar encoding.
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