How to pass it to C functions that expect a non-null string?
Specifically to GTK+ (using gtkD)
I also asked this on stackoverflow
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/931360/
Using D1 with phobos
I have a text entry field, instance of gtk.Entry.Entry,
calling setText("") rais
Saaa wrote:
> Is there a function to check whether some string is a legal identifier?
>
>
Sure.
static if(is(typeof({ /* code to be checked for validity goes here */ }))) ...
Attached my first attempt to load int and int[] from a D-styled data file.
Adding the functions to support the other types is trivial (hope to be using
templates :)
but supporting an arbitrary deep array isn't that obvious to me yet.
Please comment :)
ps. it uses std2 because of the possible tem
Maybe this is a bug, but what I'm trying to do is select a substring that
contains any number of new lines between some other regular expression.
I'm doing this in D2
import std.stdio;
import std.regexp;
void main() {
string tester2 = r"W((.*\n.*)+)z";//gives me 3 separate matches not 1.
Is there a function to check whether some string is a legal identifier?
Andrew:
> So, how do I take a cross section of a 3-D array. Basically I want to be
> able to take a 2D matrix from a 3-D array.
> auto m = a[][n][];
Languages (or libraries) like matlab and NumPy allow to slice nD arrays like
you say, using a very compact syntax, but currently the D1/D2 languag
Frits van Bommel:
> To allow two expressions separated by a comma to be another expression. This
> is
> only useful if the expression before the last comma has side-effects of
> course,
> since its value isn't used. Such an expression returns the result of its
> right-hand side.
> For example:
Ellery Newcomer wrote:
what is the purpose of the expression grammar
Expression:
AssignExpression
AssignExpression , Expression
?
(emphasis on the comma)
To allow two expressions separated by a comma to be another expression. This is
only useful if the expression before the
