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Gives me this error Exclamation

:

writef("Please type a number: ");
char[] input = readln();
input = to!int(input);

[color=red]
found '!' ...

I am a total newbie, and I have no idea how to get an integer input. Or if I can just use 'readln()' and convert the char[] type to the desired type.

Okay. I am confused like heck.
When I use the command to build the LIB files it builds .obj files, when I add the -lib switch it doesn't make any files. I'm using this command

C:\D\dmd130\d ...

You see, none of my library files in the file folder are .lib type. They're all .obj type.

No, the error always happens when I need to build the Lib files.

Didn't work.... Is there any version or any dmd compiler that for sure don't have any errors?

Okay, I switched to DMD 1.030 so I can use DFL. Now when I compile I get this error.

C:\D\dmd130\dmd\import\dfl>C:\D\dmd130\dmd\bin\lib -c -n -p64 dfl_debug.lib C:\D
\dmd130\dmd\lib\gdi32.lib ...

EDIT:

Okay, I'm going to start explaining what I'm doing. Because after using 1.030 and the DFL release which supposedly has been tested with 1.30 it still doesn't work. I prefer the .zip installat ...

I think the second one would go like this:

import dfl.all;
import myform2;

void main: initializeMyForm()
{
auto d = new MyForm();
d.text = "Hello...&quo ...

There is some easy Rolling Eyes

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Inheritance.

class a ()
{
chr[] some_var = "a";
}

class b:a()
{
writef(some_var);
...

You could try returning Name.

private void initializeMyForm()
{
// Do not manually modify this function.
//~Entice Designer 0.8.6pre4 code begins here.
//~DFL Fo ...

Here are my errors (Using DMD 1.51, and DFL 0.98 ).

control.d(4761): Error: Integer constant expression expected instead of null
control.d(4761): Error: Integer constant expression expected instea ...