Hi.. I think these are bugs, but I'm not entirely sure:

#void main() {
#  char[] t;
#//  t ~= '我'; // Error: Can only append to dynamic arrays, not char[] ~= wchar
#  t ~= "我";
#  char[] r;
#  foreach(dchar d; t) {
#    int rel = r.length;
#    r ~= d;
#    if (d>127) assert(r.length-rel>1); // fails
#  }
#  assert(r.length == t.length); // fails
#}

First of all: since I'm allowed to write "r ~= dchar", I should also be allowed to do the same with a constant, '\u6211'. This probably got posted before.

The second one seems similar: it compiles without complaint, but it's not correctly appending the 2-byte dchar to the char[].

These issues seem too common not be known. Should I post them in bugzilla?

L.

Lionello Lunesu wrote:
> These issues seem too common not be known. Should I post them in bugzilla?
> 
> L.

Rule of thumb: if it is not in the Bugzilla, and it is a bug, post it in the Bugzilla.

So I would guess, yes.

> Rule of thumb: if it is not in the Bugzilla, and it is a bug, post it in the
> Bugzilla.

Bug 111 ;)