problems printing a dchar

[torhu]

Orgoton wrote:
> this code will result on a win32 exception when trying to writefln "nomeEnt"
> 
> import std.stdio;
> import std.intrinsic;
> import std.stream;
> import std.string;
> 
> int main()
> {
>     ushort tamanho;
>     ubyte[] buffer1, buffer2;
>     dchar[255] nomeEnt='\0', nomeSai;
>     writef("Introduza o tamanho da matrix de encriptacao: ");
>     scanf("%d", &tamanho);
>     buffer1.length=tamanho*tamanho;
>     buffer2.length=tamanho*tamanho;
>     writef("Introduza o nome do ficheiro a encriptar: ");
>     scanf("%s", &nomeEnt);
>     writef("Abrindo " );
>     getch();
>     writefln(nomeEnt);
>     //File fichEnt=new File(nomeEnt, FileMode.In);
>     //buffer1.length=0;
>     //buffer2.length=0;
>     return 0;
> }
> 
> Also, changing "dchar" to "char" will print the string, but will also cause the program to throw "invalid UTF-8 sequence. Suggestions?

scanf doesn't work with utf-32.  Try looking at std.cstream instead.