(damn, no edit!)
I'm using toStringz() and it works fine if you're c++ function
parms are const ref or by value:
void funk(const std::string& val) {}
void funk(std::string val) {}
then use a very simple D script to auto-generated C wrapper
functions from headers. All the script does is:
void funkD(const char* c) {funk(c);}
It wouldn't work for functions taking a string by ref or pointer,
that would require too much effort in the generating script for
my liking.
You may baulk at the idea of writing a script for auto-generating
the code but really it is very simple.
