• Cassio Butrico (46/46) Aug 29 2014 Anyone help me...
• Vladimir Panteleev (13/20) Aug 30 2014 This line is incorrect. You are telling the compiler to interpret
• Cassio Butrico (7/31) Aug 30 2014 Thank you for answering me so fast, I'm happy.

"Cassio Butrico" <cassio_butrico ig.com.br> writes:

Anyone help me...

I am using the version for the windows dmd v 2.066
to last I believe.

tried to use wstring in my terminal and see what happened.

     wstring name;
     write("wstring - write a name: ");
     //readf("%s\n", &name);
     name =  cast(wstring)chomp(readln());
     //name =  to!wstring(chomp(readln()));// with accent runtime
error utf
     writeln("name  length - ",name.length," - ",name);
     string namec = cast(string)name;//
    // string namec = to!string(name);
     writeln("namec length - ",namec.length," - ", namec);
     writeln("you write: ",namec," ok.");

    wstring - write a name: cassio
    name  length - 3 - µàúþì│µ¢®
    namec length - 6 - cassio
    you write: cassio ok.

or this

     wstring name;
     write("wstring - write a name: ");
     readf("%s\n", &name);
     //name =  cast(wstring)chomp(readln());
     //name =  to!wstring(chomp(readln()));// with accent runtime
error utf
     writeln("name  length - ",name.length," - ",name);
     string namec = cast(string)name;//
    // string namec = to!string(name);
     writeln("namec length - ",namec.length," - ", namec);
     writeln("you write: ",namec," ok.");


    wstring - write a name: cassio
    name  length - 6 - cassio
    namec length - 12 - c a s s i o
    you write: c a s s i o  ok.


very strange do not you think?
I tried several times changing conversions to cast. to! ...
question what I'm doing wrong?

sorry English is not my official language.

aguem  pode me ajudar?
estou usando a versão para win do dmd v 2.066 a ultima creio eu.
tentei usar  wstring no meu terminal e veja o que aconteceu.
muito estranho não acha?
tentei varias vezes mudando as conversões de cast para . to! ...
pergunta  o que estou fazendo de errado?
desculpe-me  ingles não e minha lingua oficial.

"Vladimir Panteleev" <vladimir thecybershadow.net> writes:

On Friday, 29 August 2014 at 22:01:58 UTC, Cassio Butrico wrote:
 Anyone help me...

 I am using the version for the windows dmd v 2.066
 to last I believe.

 tried to use wstring in my terminal and see what happened.

     name =  cast(wstring)chomp(readln());

This line is incorrect. You are telling the compiler to interpret 
an UTF-8 byte stream as if it was UTF-16.

     //name =  to!wstring(chomp(readln()));// with accent runtime
 error utf

This line is correct. If you are getting an UTF exception, that 
means that your terminal is not configured to use UTF-8. Your 
accent characters are probably encoded as an ASCII encoding, not 
UTF-8.

I see you're posting from a Windows machine. On Windows, to 
switch the terminal to UTF-8, type this command first:

chcp 65001

You can do this programmatically in your D program using 
SetConsoleCP and SetConsoleOutputCP. Note, though, that doing so 
can affect execution of your program from Windows batch files.

"Cassio Butrico" <cassio_butrico ig.com.br> writes:

On Sunday, 31 August 2014 at 03:18:57 UTC, Vladimir Panteleev 
wrote:
 On Friday, 29 August 2014 at 22:01:58 UTC, Cassio Butrico wrote:
 Anyone help me...

 I am using the version for the windows dmd v 2.066
 to last I believe.

 tried to use wstring in my terminal and see what happened.

    name =  cast(wstring)chomp(readln());

 This line is incorrect. You are telling the compiler to 
 interpret an UTF-8 byte stream as if it was UTF-16.

    //name =  to!wstring(chomp(readln()));// with accent runtime
 error utf

 This line is correct. If you are getting an UTF exception, that 
 means that your terminal is not configured to use UTF-8. Your 
 accent characters are probably encoded as an ASCII encoding, 
 not UTF-8.

 I see you're posting from a Windows machine. On Windows, to 
 switch the terminal to UTF-8, type this command first:

 chcp 65001

 You can do this programmatically in your D program using 
 SetConsoleCP and SetConsoleOutputCP. Note, though, that doing 
 so can affect execution of your program from Windows batch 
 files.

Thank you for answering me so fast, I'm happy.
I'll set the output of my terminal, and redo some tests.
again thank you for your help.
I was creating a way of resolveir this, create a repositoio up.
https: //cassio_butrico bitbucket.org/cassio_butrico/dic.git