On Saturday, 2 January 2016 at 17:39:42 UTC, Jack wrote:
So I'll just send the whole file if you don't mind:
http://dpaste.com/11V5BYA (Line 174-183)
The contents of the .txt file is :
http://dpaste.com/3FVW5QR
I just checked it and it compiles but it does that strange
Access Violation error.
By far the most likely explanation for an exception at that
location, would be if `custom_keyword` really didn't contain a
valid key into the `custom` associative array.
So, to check I added this code:
writefln("custom_keyword: \"%s\"", custom_keyword);
stdout.flush(); // This may be required if you're running the
code inside an IDE.
readln();
Right before `custom[custom_keyword]`.
This printed the following:
custom_keyword: "Mario "
Notice the extra space at the end.
The solution is to use `strip()` rather than `stripLeft()`.
