Uplink_Coder: > sort doesn't work on an primitive Array ? > Is that normal .... > please look @http://www.dpaste.dzfl.pl/961286e1 > because I don't know what i'm doing worng > > Thanks in Advance :D One way to solve your char[]: return cast(typeof(vars))vars.representation.sort().release; representation is in std.string. Bye, bearophile