Buffered Files & Associative Arrays

[Michael]

Greetings all!

When I compile and run the below program with a sample input test.txt file, I get some very strange behavior. It behaves like a problem with strange strings coming from a BufferedFile that for some reason the associative array can't handle.

With test.txt containing three one-character lines:
	a
	b
	c

...I get the output:
	a 1 
	b 2 b 2 
	c 3 c 3 c 3 

...rather than the expected:
	a 1 
	a 1 b 2 
	a 1 b 2 c 3 

With test.txt containing longer strings:
	first
	second
	third

...the program crashes entirely with the following output:
	first 1
	Error: ArrayBoundsError TestArray(15)


However, if I replace the two relevant lines with the following:
	string[] file = ["first","second","third"]; // or ["a","b","c"]
	foreach( int n, string line; file )

...then the program runs as expected. But what's the difference?? Adding newlines to the string constants above doesn't do any harm, which was what I had first suspected as the culprit.

I don't think I'm missing anything obvious; can someone please confirm I'm not crazy?

Thanks!
	Michael

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import std.stdio;
import std.stream;

int main( char[][] args )
{
	int[string] Ar;
	
	Stream file = new BufferedFile("test.txt");
	
	foreach( ulong n, string line; file )
	{
		Ar[line] = n;
		
		foreach( string k; Ar.keys )
			writef("%s %d ", k, Ar[k] );

		writefln("");
	}

	return 0;
}