Hi all, in the moment I'm running against a wall:
I want to put some strings together into an ass. array: For example a command with it's description like the following. char[char[]] ch_Description = [ 'kill' : 'kills a process', 'pause' : 'pauses a process' ] I tried with all combinations of char[char[]] over string[char[]], char[string] to string[string] with depending quotations 'abc' to "abc". My idea is just to print out the combinations to console. I'm not even .sure, if it's a good idea to do so, but what makes me cry is, after all trying, is that I can't find a solution. The compiler messages go from "no implicit conversion" to "cast(char) of string is deprecated" and others. I read much about that key-values have to be immutable and so on and I can accept the reasons, but I can't believe, there's no possible solution for my underlaying idea. Any ideas? timewulf