On Thursday, 8 November 2012 at 15:32:59 UTC, jerro wrote:
Something entirely else is the CTFE compatibility of URI. At
first I though that because a new instance of URI can be
created as a const, it would be evaluated on compile time.
This is part of how I test CTFE at the moment:
const URI uri36 = URI.parse("http://dlang.org/";);
assert(uri36.scheme == "http");
I tried changing 'const' to 'static' but that resulted in an
error.
(_adSort cannot be interpreted at compile time, because it has
no available source code)
Now I'm not sure anymore how to test if my code meets the CTFE
requirements.
To force something to be evaluated at compile time, you can
assign it to an enum, like this:
enum uri = URI.parse("http://dlang.org/";);
Thnx. Got myself some new errors ;)
It seems that std.string.indexOf() does not work at compile time.
Is there a solution or alternative method for this?
