If I have an enum of chars, and I have a variable that contains a generic char,
I may want to convert the second to an instance of the first one, safely (a
normal cast is enough to do it unsafely). Is it a good idea to give this
purpose to to!() (this idea is currently not implemented)?
bearophile Wrote:
If I have an enum of chars, and I have a variable that contains a generic
char, I may want to convert the second to an instance of the first one,
safely (a normal cast is enough to do it unsafely). Is it a good idea to give
this purpose to to!() (this idea is currently
Jesse Phillips:
I believe this is exactly what std.conv.to should do. It should be the safest
and recommended way to do conversions.
http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=5515
Bye,
bearophile
