On Friday, 5 June 2015 at 19:46:36 UTC, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
The Rec() can take arguments for the initial values,
Yep, I realise that but couldn't figure out the syntax and
I'm not sure I like it now that you've told me! :D
Thanks once again
Paul.
On Friday, 5 June 2015 at 19:44:29 UTC, Paul wrote:
someRecords ~= Rec();
someRecords.fileLines ~= someText;
You could condense them this way:
someRecords ~= Rec([someText]);
The Rec() can take arguments for the initial values, so an array
starting with the someText should be cool
I'm reading some text records from file and have a simple struct
to hold records:
struct Rec
{
string[] fileLines;
}
Rec someRecords;
string someText;
to append a new record I'm doing this:
someRecords ~= Rec();
someRecords.fileLines ~= someText;
but feel there might be a way to condens
I'm reading some text records from file and have a simple stuct
to hold records:
struct I
{
}
