Norbert Nemec <norb...@nemec-online.de> wrote:
On 20/08/10 03:22, dsimcha wrote:
3. Is there any good reason to avoid just templating everything to
work with
all 9 string types (mutable/const/immutable char/wchar/dchar[]) or
whatever
subset is reasonable for the given function?
Wouldn't it be sufficient to take const as input? IIRC, both mutable and
immutable can be implicitly converted to const and this exactly the
purpose that const is designed for: data that I can't change but that
other code may be able to change. Or am I mixing something up here?
What should the functions return, then? If the output is always
const(char)[], I need to cast it to make it immutable(char)[] or char[],
and casting is an unsafe operation.
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Simen
