I use this code to execute mysql query:

mysql_query(mySQL, "SELECT host_Id FROM hosts WHERE host_Id NOT IN (" ~
seenHosts ~ ")");

And sometimes get error in mysql syntax because of extra character (code 08) at
the end of line, according to mysql log.
I used to manual conversion by toStringz() function, and this worked ok:

char* z = toStringz("SELECT host_Id FROM hosts WHERE host_Id NOT IN (" ~
seenHosts ~ ")");
mysql_query(mySQL, z);

So I think this is caused by bug in the D compiler.

KUV schrieb am 2006-01-15:
> I use this code to execute mysql query:
>
> mysql_query(mySQL, "SELECT host_Id FROM hosts WHERE host_Id NOT IN (" ~
> seenHosts ~ ")");
>
> And sometimes get error in mysql syntax because of extra character (code 08) at
> the end of line, according to mysql log.
> I used to manual conversion by toStringz() function, and this worked ok:
>
> char* z = toStringz("SELECT host_Id FROM hosts WHERE host_Id NOT IN (" ~
> seenHosts ~ ")");
> mysql_query(mySQL, z);
>
> So I think this is caused by bug in the D compiler.

Only constant character arrays are zero terminated.

Thomas