Hello,
Excuse me if I come of as angry, but I’m genuinely annoyed at the compiler.
Here’s the error message:
All 1 tests passed.
/archive/ARCHIVE/sources/zeb/src/template.zig:74:26: error: expected type 'type', found 'bool'
if (!(isDigit(char) || char == '.')) return false;
~~~~~~~^~~~~~
referenced by:
parse: /archive/ARCHIVE/sources/zeb/src/template.zig:95:28
error: test...
error: The following command exited with error code 1:
/archive/ARCHIVE/zig-bootstrap-0.10.1/zig-bootstrap-0.10.1/out/host/bin/zig test -freference-trace=256 /archive/ARCHIVE/sources/zeb/src/server.zig -lc --cache-dir /archive/ARCHIVE/sources/zeb/zig-cache --global-cache-dir /home/kamil/.cache/zig --name test --pkg-begin network /archive/ARCHIVE/sources/zeb/zig-network/network.zig --pkg-end --enable-cache
error: the following build command failed with exit code 1:
/archive/ARCHIVE/sources/zeb/zig-cache/o/39542eb356c7023c26f8f9fb9a9fad05/build /archive/ARCHIVE/zig-bootstrap-0.10.1/zig-bootstrap-0.10.1/out/host/bin/zig /archive/ARCHIVE/sources/zeb /archive/ARCHIVE/sources/zeb/zig-cache /home/kamil/.cache/zig test -freference-trace -freference-trace
this makes no sense to me. isDigit
is a function from std.ascii
.
here’s the full snippet, if any one wants to look at it:
fn isFloat(text: []const u8) bool {
for (text) |char| {
if (!(isDigit(char) || char == '.')) return false;
}
return true;
}
for anyone wondering, why I’m implementing my own isFloat
: I couldn’t find a such function in the standard library. std.fmt.parseFloat
returns either the result or an error, which is not what I want - I want to do a simple check that yields a boolean.
Thanks for any help