[Issue 2418] Same-value string (char[]) literals get overwritten (unlike array literals)

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------- Comment #1 from business3 at twistedpairgaming.com  2008-10-14 17:59 -------
Sorry, I guess those classes are not needed:

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module test;
import tango.io.Stdout;

void main()
{
        char[] a;
        char[] b;
        char[] c;
        char[] d;

        a = "AAA";
        Stdout.formatln("a: {}", a);
        a[0] = '!';
        Stdout.formatln("a: {}", a);
        a = "AAA";
        Stdout.formatln("a: {}", a);
        Stdout.formatln("");

        b = "AAA";
        Stdout.formatln("b: {}", b);
        b[0] = '!';
        Stdout.formatln("b: {}", b);
        b = "AAA";
        Stdout.formatln("b: {}", b);
        Stdout.formatln("");

        c = "AA1";
        Stdout.formatln("c: {}", c);
        c[0] = '!';
        Stdout.formatln("c: {}", c);
        c = "AA1";
        Stdout.formatln("c: {}", c);
        Stdout.formatln("");

        const char[] dInit = "AA2";
        d = dInit;
        Stdout.formatln("d: {}", d);
        d[0] = '!';
        Stdout.formatln("d: {}", d);
        d = dInit;
        Stdout.formatln("d: {}", d);
        Stdout.formatln("");

        int[] i;

        i = [1, 2];
        Stdout.formatln("i: {}", i);
        i[0] = 77;
        Stdout.formatln("i: {}", i);
        i = [1, 2];
        Stdout.formatln("i: {}", i);
}
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Expected output:
a: AAA
a: !AA
a: AAA

b: AAA
b: !AA
b: AAA

c: AA1
c: !A1
c: AA1

d: AA2
d: !A2
d: AA2

i: [1, 2]
i: [77, 2]
i: [1, 2]

Actual output:
a: AAA
a: !AA
a: !AA

b: !AA
b: !AA
b: !AA

c: AA1
c: !A1
c: !A1

d: AA2
d: !A2
d: !A2

i: [1, 2]
i: [77, 2]
i: [1, 2]


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