replaceAll not found ???

jhouse Joined: 04/20/07 Posts: 16

Posted: 03/13/08 02:52:04 Using tango 0.99.5 (and dmd 1.027 that came with it), I am getting a very strange error. $ make gtp.d(36): import replaceAll not found gtp.d(36): alias gtp.replaceAll recursive alias declaration make: *** [housebot-0.7] Error 1 $ grep -n replaceAll gtp.d 36:import tango.text.Regex : replaceAll, split; 462: char[] squeezedLine = replaceAll(replaceAll(replaceAll(replaceAll(line, "\t"," ")," "," ")," ","")," $",""); The code compiled in 0.99.4. I changed sub(x,y,"g") to replaceAll(x,y) and updated the import. I'm completely baffled by the error. Any ideas?

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jhouse Joined: 04/20/07 Posts: 16	Posted: 03/13/08 02:55:18 I should add that I'm confident I'm using 0.99.5 libraries. They are the only tango files on the system. I was also inspired to make the code changes due to compiler errors when upgrading to 0.99.5 and trying to recompile the code.
Jim Panic Joined: 11/28/04 Posts: 4	Posted: 03/13/08 09:44:04 As far as I know, the Regex API changed with 0.99.5, so you might want to adjust your code a bit.
jhouse Joined: 04/20/07 Posts: 16	Posted: 03/13/08 19:59:35 The process of "adjusting my code a bit" for the new 0.99.5 API is how I hit this problem. For this specific issue, the sub function was removed (as best I can tell). Since I was doing greedy substitution, I opted for replaceAll. The odd thing is that the compiler can't find replaceAll even though I see it plain as day in the 0.99.5 source. I'm currently stumped by this since it should simply work.
jascha Joined: 06/17/07 Posts: 3	Posted: 03/13/08 21:00:41 try Regex(pattern).replaceAll(Regex(pattern2).replaceAll(input, replacement2), replacement) or you can use a wrapper like this: string replaceAll(string input, string pattern, string replacement, string optional_buffer=null) { return Regex(pattern).replaceAll(input, replacement, optional_buffer); }
jhouse Joined: 04/20/07 Posts: 16	Posted: 03/13/08 21:34:54 Thanks jascha... I didn't even notice the functions were part of the Regex class :( Maybe I should learn my lesson and not program tired...