• AlphaPurned (7/7) Dec 16 2019 if arr is a single array the follow code works(removing [i]) but
• mipri (18/25) Dec 16 2019 The problem isn't that it's a multi-array but that it's a

AlphaPurned <Alpha Beta.com> writes:

if arr is a single array the follow code works(removing [i]) but 
if it is a double array it fails. arr as type double[A][B]. 
arr[i] has type double[A].
v ~= arr[i].map!(a=>to!string(a)~",").join;

   with `Range = double[21]`
   must satisfy the following constraint:
`       isInputRange!(Unqual!Range)`

mipri <mipri minimaltype.com> writes:

On Tuesday, 17 December 2019 at 07:40:28 UTC, AlphaPurned wrote:
 if arr is a single array the follow code works(removing [i]) 
 but if it is a double array it fails. arr as type double[A][B]. 
 arr[i] has type double[A].
 v ~= arr[i].map!(a=>to!string(a)~",").join;

   with `Range = double[21]`
   must satisfy the following constraint:
 `       isInputRange!(Unqual!Range)`

The problem isn't that it's a multi-array but that it's a
fixed-size array. As the error suggests: it complains about a
double[21], and not about a double[][]

Fixed size arrays you need to slice to make them valid input
ranges. (std.container.array is the same.)

At a terminal:

   $ rdmd --eval 'int[3] x; x.map!"a+1".writeln'
   ...
     with Range = int[3]
     whose parameters have the following constraints:
     ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
     > isInputRange!(Unqual!Range)
     ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
     Tip: not satisfied constraints are marked with >

   $ rdmd --eval 'int[3] x; x[].map!"a+1".writeln'
   [1, 1, 1]

Note the [] in x[].map