Hi,
I have a strange behaviour, when using complex associative arrays together with the Path class. If
I use this associative array
char[][][uint][char[]] list;
and fill it with approx. 100'000 items, which take approx. take 60MB memory I randomly get:
PATH Exception: <path>: No such file or directory.
This might not have anything to do with tango, but rather with the associative arrays, but could
anybody give me a hint why this might happen? This does not happen if not associative array is
build up and neither does it happen, when an associative array, such as:
char[][char[]] list;
is created.
thanks a lot for any help..
ciao Lars
PS: I just figured that the problem might be how the chars get filled. I use the following line
to extract the different char[] strings from a text file:
char[][] entities;
entities = Util.split(Utf.toLower(Util.trim(line)), " ");
The entities are then assigned to the associative array like this:
list[names[names.length-1]][0] = names[0..$-1];
I think I just run again in a problem with references. How can
this be solved? How should this be coded?
Should this work?
list[names[names.length-1].dup][0] = names[0..$-1].dup;
