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It seems related to toLower too...<BR>
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Here the line with exception:<BR>
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s = replace(s, regex(`[^"a-zA-Z0-9àòèéìù\.]`, "g"), " ").toLower();<BR>
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Where s is a string with that sequence...<BR>
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Using dmd 2.056<BR>
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Il giorno ven, 18/11/2011 alle 20.33 +0400, Dmitry Olshansky ha scritto:
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On 18.11.2011 17:58, Andrea Fontana wrote:
> I build a data access layer in c++. This layer works with mongo db where
> string are always encoded using UTF-8. I've ported this layer in D using
> swig. String is written correctly in console but when i use std.regex
> sometimes it gives an exception:
>
> core.exception.UnicodeException@src
> <<A HREF="mailto:core.exception.UnicodeException@src">mailto:core.exception.UnicodeException@src</A>>/rt/util/utf.d(290): invalid
> UTF-8 sequence
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> Byte sequence (for better undestanding) is:
> [83, 195, 179, 32]
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> And the string was "Sò " (with accented o and a space)
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> I'm not a utf expert, so Is it a wrong utf-8 encoding or it is a bug on
> utf.d?
>
Which version of std.regex are you using - the one from git master or
the one in the latest release?
If it's the former then I'm willing to look into this thing on weekend,
if you can get a hold of a pair: string + pattern that fails like this.
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