htod - convert C .h files to D import files

[BCS]

In article <1xu5l9je8ge3f.txbccq4m8i7m.dlg at 40tude.net>, Derek Parnell says...
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>On Wed, 24 May 2006 14:15:43 -0700, BCS wrote:
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>But if that happened, things lke concatenation would cause problems.
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>#define FOO "foo"
>#define BAR "bar"
>   |
>   |
>   V
>const char[] FOO = "foo\0"; //explicitly null terminate
>const char[] BAR = "bar\0"; //explicitly null terminate
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>. . .
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>  char[] x = FOO ~ BAR; // Now it has an embedded \0 !
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>-- 

I'll grant that. I think this will be another case of there being no 1-to-1
correspondence from C to D. I expect that with char constants, they are more
likely to get copied than concatenated. The work around for either is easy as
long as you remember it.

Char[] foo = "bar", copy; copy = bar ~ \0; \\cat copies

Char[] foo = "bar\0"
bing = "baz\0", copy; copy = bar[0..$-1] ~ bing ; \\cat copies