https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18290
--- Comment #2 from Răzvan Ștefănescu <ru...@rumbu.ro> --- (In reply to Tiberiu Lepadatu from comment #1) > (In reply to Răzvan Ștefănescu from comment #0) > > string input = "80000000"; > > auto x = parse!int(input, 16); > > //ConvOverflowException > > I feel that this is not a bug. To show that you > are using a hex string you must use "0x" in front. > If you write "0x80000000" instead of "80000000" > there is no bug. parsing 0x80000000 will read only the "0" before x, which is not the intended behavior, therefore x will become 0, not -2147483648. In order to show that I am using a hex string, I specify the radix (16). To go further, how do I parse a string with radix 7? How do I prefix the string? --
