Re: BufferedFile.write

2010-11-19 Thread Daniel Murphy
"Tom" wrote in message news:ic7nq3$6i...@digitalmars.com... > Do I have to do this? > > file.write(cast(string)"hello"); You can set the type of a string literal using a suffix: "hello"c - string "hello"w - wstring "hello"d - dstring

Re: BufferedFile.write

2010-11-19 Thread Tom
El 20/11/2010 02:52, Tom escribió: Hi, In D2: Stream file = new BufferedFile("sample.txt"); file.write("hello"); file.close(); Produces... src\gie2\main.d(11): Error: function std.stream.Stream.write called with argument types: ((string)) matches both: std.stream.Stream.write(const(char)[] s)

BufferedFile.write

2010-11-19 Thread Tom
Hi, In D2: Stream file = new BufferedFile("sample.txt"); file.write("hello"); file.close(); Produces... src\gie2\main.d(11): Error: function std.stream.Stream.write called with argument types: ((string)) matches both: std.stream.Stream.write(const(char)[] s) and: std.