Fix issue 9622 - Range violation in rdmd #47
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Fix issue 9622 - Range violation in rdmd
| @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ private string compiler = defaultCompiler; | |||
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| int main(string[] args) | |||
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| //writeln("Invoked with: ", map!(q{a ~ ", "})(args)); | |||
| //writeln("Invoked with: ", args); | |||
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Just want to point out that If you really want a comma separated list in text format, then the "best" (easiest) way would be using the formatted write with list syntax:
writefln("Invoked with: %(%s, %).", args);rdmd main.d hello "C:\My Folder" world
Invoked with: "main.exe", "hello", "C:\\My Folder", "world".
Using the "raw" range means you data will be "bracket enclosed":
Invoked with: ["main.exe", "hello", "C:\\My Folder", "world"].
The code is commented, so it doesn't matter much anyways, but just wanted to point it out.
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Thanks, good point. This reminds me I've forever wanted to add a %D format specifier to format that causes data to be formatted closest to a D data definition.
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That's what %s does by default when there is no provided toString function, right? The point of %D would be to explicitly bypass the toString?
I think this thread I just started in learn is actually specifically asking for this feature:
http://forum.dlang.org/thread/lljftxptrgrltcpaszgf@forum.dlang.org
Basically, I want to print a string according to how it would look in D.
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Yah, the simplest case is printing a string with escaped characters etc.
Thanks Puneet for http://forum.dlang.org/post/mailman.131.1362108865.14496.digitalmars-d@puremagic.com