Does anybody have an example of overloading a function to accept char[] or string parameter
bearophile
bearophileHUGS at lycos.com
Sun Mar 30 09:51:29 PDT 2014
Gary Miller:
> char[] ReplaceAllSubstrings(inout char[] Original,
> in char[] SearchString,
> in char[] Substring)
> {
> string SOriginal = Original.dup;
> string SSearchString = SearchString.dup;
> string SSubstring = Substring.dup;
> SOriginal.replace(SSearchString, SSubstring);
> return Original.dup;
> }
Here if you care for some efficiency you need to dup only
SOriginal. And at the end you can call assumeUnique if you want
to return a string (or you can use a less efficient idup).
Note that in D string/function names start with a lowercase.
It's also better to use "auto" instead of "string" in that
function, because the result of dup is not a string.
Bye,
bearophile
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