Basically indexOf with start index. This index is added to the found
index if the searched character was found.
std.string.indexOf(Char1,Char2)(with start index)
The same thing as with the single character indexOf.
fixed the auto-tester complains
save
another bug bites the dust
fix the startIdx problem
std.string.indexOf with a start index
Basically indexOf with start index. This index is added to the found
index if the searched character was found.
std.string.indexOf(Char1,Char2)(with start index)
The same thing as with the single character indexOf.
fixed the auto-tester complains
save
merge error
everything is nicer now
another fix
whitespace formatting
consistency
whitespace args
some more nitpicks fixes
spelling
and some whitespace to follow code guidelines
unified lastIndexOf(string,dchar)
bugfix for 10472
and some whitespace to follow code guidelines
whitespace again
git is good, Im with stupid
forgot one to!dchar
They were intended to be temporary, and now format and sformat use their
exact implementations and have for 6 months (though for some reason, xformat
and xsformat weren't turned into aliases when that happened, which I fixed
in this commit as well).
These have been deprecated for a while, but there was some balking
(primarily from Andrei IIRC) at actually removing them when they were
slated for removal, so they were instead made undocumented and slated
for removal after yet another 6 months or so. So, now that that time has
passed, here's another attempt to actually remove them.
These tests are for the functionality that std.metastrings provides, and
we need to ensure that the normal functions which are replacing
those in std.metastrings continue to work in CTFE.
Several deprecated items were listed for removal in August, but it's
looking likely that 2.060 will come out in August, and I'd prefer not to
have them removed for 2.060 given how many items are already in the
changelog, and they're already deprecated, so it'll only affect people
compiling with -d either way. So, I'm changing the ddoc comments to say
September instead of August. They'll be removed in 2.061.
