When calling on std.file.exists(FileName) it returns 0 when the file exists. Is this correct? What are the truth values of ints in D? Surely must 0 =3D false and 1 =3D true?

//Adam

Adam Lindberg escribió:
> When calling on std.file.exists(FileName) it returns 0 when the file
> exists. Is this correct? What are the truth values of ints in D?
> Surely must 0 =3D false and 1 =3D true?
> 
> //Adam

It was already reported and Walter said he was going to fix it in the next release.

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Carlos Santander Bernal

Sorry to revisit this thread, but for me

std.file.exists(name)

_always_ returns false. Whether the file exists or not. Same with directories.

I am using digitalmars D v 1.028 under Windows XP.

I have to retract my previous claim.

I have been testing std.file.exists(name)  with a filename passed to my D program via an environment variable.

When I hard-code the name in the program source the function works, so the error is not in std.file.exists.

I have to retract my previous claim.

I have been testing std.file.exists(name)  with a filename passed to my D program via an environment variable.

When I hard-code the name in the program source the function works, so the error is not in std.file.exists.