Hello.
I've started to learn D and now I'm trying to create a binding for libenca, but  how do i translate the statement below?
| const char**  enca_get_languages         (size_t *n);

Citation from Enca's library reference manual:
| Returns list of known languages.
| The returned strings are two-letter ISO-639 language codes, the same as enca_analyser_alloc() accepts.
| The list of languages has to be freed by caller; the strings themselves must be considered constant and must NOT be freed.
|     n :             The number of languages will be stored here.
|     Returns : The list of languages, storing their number into *n.

A-argh! Sorry, it's my inattention :)
All was very simple. Interface to c library:
extern(C)
    char** enca_get_languages(uint*);

and in main module (i'm using tango.stdc.stringz):
    uint nb_lang;
    char** row = enca_get_languages(&nb_lang);

    for (uint y = 0; y < nb_lang; y++) {
        Stdout(fromStringz(row[y])).newline();
    }

nikita wrote:
> A-argh! Sorry, it's my inattention :)
> All was very simple. Interface to c library:
> extern(C)
>     char** enca_get_languages(uint*);
> 
> and in main module (i'm using tango.stdc.stringz):
>     uint nb_lang;
>     char** row = enca_get_languages(&nb_lang);
> 
>     for (uint y = 0; y < nb_lang; y++) {
>         Stdout(fromStringz(row[y])).newline();
>     }

If you are using D2, it should be:

extern(C) const(char**) enca_get_languages(size_t*);

nikita schrieb:
> extern(C)
>     char** enca_get_languages(uint*);

size_t is defined in Object.d, so it's better to use it for 64Bit compatibility.

Jeremie Pelletier Wrote:

> If you are using D2, it should be:
> 
> extern(C) const(char**) enca_get_languages(size_t*);

I'm using D1, but anyway thanks for help.

Trass3r Wrote:

> nikita schrieb:
> > extern(C)
> >     char** enca_get_languages(uint*);
> 
> size_t is defined in Object.d, so it's better to use it for 64Bit compatibility.
Oh, big thanks! I didn't know that.