It looks like somewhere down the line, sf::err() stopped being redirected for output in the D side.
As part of #252, I'll rework how text is sent from the C++ side to the D side. The current plan is to write a D function to write to err, which will be used in C++ directly. Alternatively, the underlying FILE* for err could be written to directly in C++, but that didn't work the last time I tried.
It looks like somewhere down the line,
sf::err()stopped being redirected for output in the D side.As part of #252, I'll rework how text is sent from the C++ side to the D side. The current plan is to write a D function to write to
err, which will be used in C++ directly. Alternatively, the underlyingFILE*forerrcould be written to directly in C++, but that didn't work the last time I tried.