*char conversion compiler error? | Was: Re: To Walter, about char[] initialization by FF | CHar

[Bruno Medeiros]

Unknown W. Brackets wrote:
> 
> char c = '蝿';
> 
> 
> Because that would have failed.  A char cannot hold such a character, 
> which has a code point outside the range 0 - 127.  You would either need 
> to use an array of chars, or etc.

Which, speaking of which, shouldn't that be a compile time error? The
compiler allows all kinds of *char mingling:

   dchar dc = '蝿';
   char sc = dc;     // :-(


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