toChars buffer access?

[Steven Schveighoffer]

On 6/9/22 8:18 PM, Salih Dincer wrote:
>    auto test = result.to!char[];

I'm not sure if I got all your code, but just to note, the operator 
precedence here means it's `(result.to!char)[]`

> The only solution is to use .array:
> 
> assert(result.array == ['4', '1']);

Well, 2 things. First, you can compare a char[] to a string, so 
`result.array == "41"` should be fine.

Second, you can't use == to compare ranges, you need to use 
std.algorithm.equal:

```d
import std.algorithm : equal;
assert(equal(result, "41"));
```

(and yes, this should work for different character types, even though a 
string is element type dchar).

Not sure if this helps, I feel like there was some code missing from 
your example.

-Steve