Daniel Keep wrote:
Charles Hixson wrote:
I want to read a bunch of files, and if the aren't UTF, then I want to
list their names for conversion, or other processing. How should this
be handled??
try..catch..finally blocks just ignore this error.
type stuff.d
import std.stdio;
import std.utf;
void main()
{
try
{
writefln("A B \xfe C");
}
catch( UtfException e )
{
writefln("I caught a %s!", e);
}
}
dmd stuff && stuff
A B I caught a 4invalid UTF-8 sequence!
Works for me.
Sorry, the error is on the read. The code I tried to use was:
try { lin = fil.readLine; }
catch
{ writefln("File <<" ~ filIter [curFilNdx] ~ ">> is not a valid UTF
file.");
fil.close;
getLine;
return;
}
finally
{ }
debug (9) writefln ("lin = <<" ~ lin ~ ">>");
try
{ validate (lin); }
catch (UtfException ue)
{ writefln ("File <<" ~ filIter [curFilNdx] ~ ">> is not a valid UTF
file.");
fil.close;
getLine;
return;
}
where fil is a File and getLine is one of my routines that automatically
switches to the next file if the current file has been closed.
