June 22, 2017 Is there s.th. like enforceSuffix for arrays (string)? | ||||
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Hi, i often need to check whether an array(string) ends with a specific text and if not I need to add this text. For example I have a variable url and / has to be added to the end in case it is missing. I want to write: ...new RegistryPackageSupplier(URL(url.enforceSuffix("/"))... Of course the logic is rather simple to implement on my side but I often has this requirement and I cannot believe this functionality is missing in Phobos. Have I missed it in the documentation? Kind regards André |
June 22, 2017 Re: Is there s.th. like enforceSuffix for arrays (string)? | ||||
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Posted in reply to Andre Pany | On Thu, Jun 22, 2017 at 06:18:22PM +0000, Andre Pany via Digitalmars-d-learn wrote: > Hi, > > i often need to check whether an array(string) ends with a specific text and if not I need to add this text. > > For example I have a variable url and / has to be added to the end in case it is missing. > > I want to write: > ...new RegistryPackageSupplier(URL(url.enforceSuffix("/"))... > > Of course the logic is rather simple to implement on my side but I often has this requirement and I cannot believe this functionality is missing in Phobos. [...] What about: import std.string : chomp; url.chomp('/') ~ '/' The .chomp removes the "/" if there's one, then the ~ adds it back in either way, so the result always ends with "/". Phobos provides the primitives to build what you need, but it's a little unreasonable to expect that it should provide names for every possible combination of existing functions -- we'd run out of names because of combinatorial explosion. T -- Life is too short to run proprietary software. -- Bdale Garbee |
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