.init property for char[] type

[Jeremie Pelletier]

Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
> Justin Johansson wrote:
>> Jeremie Pelletier Wrote:
>>> Besides, if you initialize character arrays to "", what do you 
>>> initialize other arrays to, and other reference types to? It just 
>>> wouldn't be consistent.
>>
>> Consistency.  Since when is that an argument?
>>
>> Just to be a PITA, pick the inconsistent row in the table below (from 
>> spec_D1.00.pdf).
>> The row ordering of the the table has been shuffled just to make it a 
>> bit more difficult to spot :-)
>>
>> short.init    0
>> int.init        0
>> bool.init     false
>> byte.init     0
>> double.init  double.nan
>> long.init     0L
>>
> 
> You forgot
> 
> char.init 0xFF
> wchar.init 0xFFFF
> dchar.init 0xFFFFFFFF
> 
> 
> Andrei

Actually, dchar.init is "\U0000ffff".

Jeremie