std.string.inPattern()

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Janice Caron wrote:
> I noticed in the docs that the pattern parameter to inPattern is
> specified as an array of chars, not an array of dchars.
> 
> I realise that one can easily be converted to the other, but it leaves
> me wondering ... does inPattern() work with non-ASCII characters? Can
> I, for example, specify "\u0100-\u0200" as a range and expect it to
> work?

Should work, inPattern converts pattern's chars to dchars internally.

> Also, it's not clear how to match a minus sign.

Put it as the first or last character of the pattern argument and it'll 
work.