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rt.aApplyR
This code handles decoding UTF strings for foreach_reverse loops. There are
6 combinations of conversions between char, wchar, and dchar, and 2 of each
of those.
License:
Authors:
Walter Bright, Sean Kelly
Source rt/aApplyR.d
- alias
dg_t
= int delegate(void*); - int
_aApplyRwd1
(in wchar[]aa
, dg_tdg
); - int
_aApplyRcw1
(in char[]aa
, dg_tdg
); - int
_aApplyRwc1
(in wchar[]aa
, dg_tdg
); - int
_aApplyRdc1
(in dchar[]aa
, dg_tdg
); - int
_aApplyRdw1
(in dchar[]aa
, dg_tdg
); - alias
dg2_t
= int delegate(void*, void*); - int
_aApplyRwd2
(in wchar[]aa
, dg2_tdg
); - int
_aApplyRcw2
(in char[]aa
, dg2_tdg
); - int
_aApplyRwc2
(in wchar[]aa
, dg2_tdg
); - int
_aApplyRdc2
(in dchar[]aa
, dg2_tdg
); - int
_aApplyRdw2
(in dchar[]aa
, dg2_tdg
);
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