----- Original Message ----
> From: Andrei Alexandrescu <[email protected]>
>
> Yah, I was referring to opAA.
With Posix, you have environment variables stored in a __gshared global.
Providing a local range on that data isn't a good idea. Windows provides the
function GetEnvironmentStrings, which returns a memory block allocated to hold
all the environment variables. You must call FreeEnvironmentStrings to free
the
memory.
These are the only ways to iterate variables. If you want individual variables
for which you already know the names, there are functions for that, but Lars'
code implements those through individual functions, not toAA.
The only way I could see it done better is to have a type that allows setting
of
the variables when you assign to the AA. But you still need to copy the data.
-Steve
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