What | Removed | Added |
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Status | RESOLVED | NEW |
CC | schuetzm@gmx.net | |
Resolution | INVALID | --- |
Yes, see here: http://dlang.org/expression#StringLiterals "String literals have a 0 appended to them, which makes them easy to pass to C or C++ functions expecting a const char* string." Specifically, it does _not_ say that the zero is only there when the literal appears in a `char*` context.