Bug 7918 – Crash when using heredoc syntax in DMD v2.05[89] on Win7 [64bit]

Created attachment 1089 Crash when using heredoc syntax in DMD v2.05[89] on Win7 [64bit] A sample program is attached : I tried to call the powershell, passing a script to get a value. When using a string it works, when using the heredoc syntax to create the string it compiles but then it fails at runtime. PS C:\misc> .\crash.exe std.file.FileException@std\file.d(294): 44b7b89aba64d47f8cdf665a20c8b22fe0947a3c0664e7c8dbe730911161fef: The system cannot find the file specified. ---------------- 413670 4134FB 406CA5 402056 4025E8 402622 402243 4342F5 ---------------- Here is the code: string sh = "powershell -Sta -NoProfile -NonInteractive -Command "; //when uncommented the line below works! :) //string script = "$date = get-date; $date.ToString('o');"; //using the heredoc syntax it fails :( string script = q"SCR $date = get-date; $date.ToString('o'); SCR"; //escape script for powershell string cmd = sh~'"'~script~'"'; writeln( "result: " ~ shell(cmd) );

Can you do something like this on Windows 7: C:\work> powershell -Sta -NoProfile -NonInteractive -Command " $date = get-date; $date.ToString('o'); " [ENTER] Can you?

(In reply to comment #1) > Can you do something like this on Windows 7: > > C:\work> powershell -Sta -NoProfile -NonInteractive -Command " > $date = get-date; > $date.ToString('o'); > " [ENTER] > > Can you? Actually, it is like this: C:\work> powershell -Sta -NoProfile -NonInteractive -Command "$date = get-date; $date.ToString('o'); " [ENTER]