div0 wrote:
Not after I changed what was actually the problem - trailing spaces.
Still, the error I got gave absolutely no indication that that might be
it.
Yes it did. It told you exactly what was wrong.
Awright, I agree I overstated things there. My point however, was that the
error me
On 26/06/2010 12:23, Simen kjaeraas wrote:
Daniel Murphy wrote:
It could be that the string returned from the regex looks the same as the
hardcoded string but contains characters that don't show up when you
print
it.
Does adding
assert(regexResult == expectedFilename);
throw?
Not after I cha
Daniel Murphy wrote:
It could be that the string returned from the regex looks the same as the
hardcoded string but contains characters that don't show up when you
print
it.
Does adding
assert(regexResult == expectedFilename);
throw?
Not after I changed what was actually the problem - trai
It could be that the string returned from the regex looks the same as the
hardcoded string but contains characters that don't show up when you print
it.
Does adding
assert(regexResult == expectedFilename);
throw?
"Simen kjaeraas" wrote in message
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>I hav
I have this weirdest bug. I'm extracting a list of files from a file,
using std.regex. Then, I try to open each of these, using
std.file.readText. This gives me this error:
std.file.FileException: In std\file.d(198), data file data: The
filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrec
