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Fix Issue 18051 - missing enum support in formattedRead/unformatValue #8345
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text("Wrong unformat specifier '%", spec , "' for ", T.stringof)); | ||
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return parse!T(input); | ||
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While implementing this, I found that the unformatValue
implementation for ordinary arrays and for associative arrays is identical and can be reused for enums too - that's why the diff shows a removed function.
std/format/read.d
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Op op; | ||
Op[] ops; | ||
assert(formattedRead!"%s [%(%s, %)]"("lt [lt, gt, eq]", op, ops) == 2); |
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Why not the simpler test in the issue description instead?
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That's a leftover from when I wasn't sure if the same implementation works for arrays and enums (and arrays of enums). I'll change it to the simpler test case.
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