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Function std.uni.unicode.opDispatch
Performs the lookup of set of with compile-time correctness checking. This short-cut version combines 3 searches: across blocks, scripts, and common binary properties.
Note that since scripts and blocks overlap the
usual trick to disambiguate is used - to get a block use
unicode.InBlockName, to search a script
use unicode.ScriptName.
Prototype
auto opDispatch(string name)() pure @property;
See Also
block, script
and (not included in this search) hangulSyllableType.
Example
auto ascii = unicode.ASCII; assert(ascii['A']); assert(ascii['~']); assert(!ascii['\u00e0']); // matching is case-insensitive assert(ascii == unicode.ascII); assert(!ascii['à']); // underscores, '-' and whitespace in names are ignored too auto latin = unicode.in_latin1_Supplement; assert(latin['à']); assert(!latin['$']); // BTW Latin 1 Supplement is a block, hence "In" prefix assert(latin == unicode("In Latin 1 Supplement")); import std.exception; // run-time look up throws if no such set is found assert(collectException(unicode("InCyrilliac")));
Authors
Dmitry Olshansky