Hi folks,

Im trying to understand why this works :

char[] foo;
foo ~= "fo";
foo ~= 'o';

and why this dont :

char[] foo;
foo = foo ~ "fo";
foo = foo ~ 'o'; // <- error here

They are supposed to do the same thing aren't they ?


-- Nicolas Repiquet

does putting double quotes around the o help?  like

char[] foo;
foo = foo ~ "fo";
foo = foo ~ "o";

"DrakeX" <kb3ctd2@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message news: bko2ar$gsv$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> does putting double quotes around the o help?  like
>
> char[] foo;
> foo = foo ~ "fo";
> foo = foo ~ "o";

Yes it works, but my message was not an "how to do it" message, I just wanna point out a strange behaviour. Thank you for your help anyway.

-- Nicolas Repiquet

"Nicolas Repiquet" <deadcow-remove-this@free.fr> wrote in message news:bkmgar$dnt$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Hi folks,
>
> Im trying to understand why this works :
>
> char[] foo;
> foo ~= "fo";
> foo ~= 'o';
>
> and why this dont :
>
> char[] foo;
> foo = foo ~ "fo";
> foo = foo ~ 'o'; // <- error here
>
> They are supposed to do the same thing aren't they ?

It's supposed to do the same thing, it's a bug that it doesn't. -Walter