Open fabienmica opened 2 years ago
Looks like fuse
calls fuseShape
, which fails. This bug occurs with any array of strings.
It looks like the function looks through to the deep element type. So for instance,
writeln(fuseShape([100])); //prints [1]
writeln(fuseShape("100")); //prints [3]
writeln(fuseShape("1Y")); //prints [2]
This does not compile, because it goes to char level instead and shape do not match.
I also tried fuseAs!string but does not compile either.