I don't have experience using non-ascii strings, but I thought I could bring this up: C and C++ allow to define int wmain(int,wchar_t**). Is there a way to do the same in D? I tried to define main as int main(dchar[][]) but the compiler complained. In any case is that desirable/needed/wanted at all?

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Carlos Santander Bernal

Carlos Santander B. wrote:

> I don't have experience using non-ascii strings, but I thought I could bring
> this up: C and C++ allow to define int wmain(int,wchar_t**). Is there a way
> to do the same in D? I tried to define main as int main(dchar[][]) but the
> compiler complained. In any case is that desirable/needed/wanted at all?
> 
> -----------------------
> Carlos Santander Bernal
> 
> 

im assuming that they're just a pointer or references to a memory so you should be able to define a pointer to anything really, as long as the structure and the byte length of the argument list is the same.

winmain(int,wchar*)
or
winmain(int,char*)
or
winmain(int,dchar*)

not sure if thats correct syntax but they should all have the same value of a pointer variable if done right
Hope it helps...
Lewis

"Carlos Santander B." <carlos8294@msn.com> wrote in message news:bu4eg5$2epp$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> I don't have experience using non-ascii strings, but I thought I could
bring
> this up: C and C++ allow to define int wmain(int,wchar_t**). Is there a
way
> to do the same in D? I tried to define main as int main(dchar[][]) but the compiler complained. In any case is that desirable/needed/wanted at all?

At the moment, there is no way to do it in D. It'll eventually have to be added, though.

Hm... idea:

int main(char[][] args, char[char[]] envs) {;}

:-D

Walter?

"Dr.Dizel" <Dr.Dizel_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:bub8vf$1nud$1@digitaldaemon.com...
>
> Hm... idea:
>
> int main(char[][] args, char[char[]] envs) {;}
>
> :-D
>
> Walter?

Probably have to do that too <g>.