char[] to string

[bearophile]

Jonathan M Davis:

> Even better though, would be to use std.conv.to - e.g. to!string(input). This will 
> convert input to a string, but it has the advantage that if input is already a 
> string, then it'll just return the string rather than making another copy like 
> idup would.

I didn't know this. Isn't it very good to give this bit of intelligence to idup too?

Bye,
bearophile