@cows_are_underrated The simplest way I’ve found to do that is to convert the string into a Vec<char>. UTF-8 strings aren’t optimized for random access because of multi-byte chars.
To array of chars:
let c = s.chars().collect::<Vec<char>>();
And back to string:
let s = c.into_iter().collect::<String>();
@RickAllensLeftArm@Stellario Ah, the TI-99/4a, with such classics as Munchman and Parsec! Did you have the speech synthesizer? I didn't and was jealous of our cousins who did.
G-Force: five incredible young people with superpowers, and watching over them from Center Neptune: 7-Zark-7. Watching, warning against surprise attack by alien galaxies from beyond space.
G-Force: fearless young orphans, protecting Earth's entire galaxy. Always five, acting as one. Dedicated, inseparable, invincible!
(It's actually embarrassingly terrible, but as a wee pup I was hooked!)
@vk6flab Pascal was my learning language!
@cows_are_underrated The simplest way I’ve found to do that is to convert the string into a Vec<char>. UTF-8 strings aren’t optimized for random access because of multi-byte chars.
To array of chars:
let c = s.chars().collect::<Vec<char>>();
And back to string:
let s = c.into_iter().collect::<String>();
@RickAllensLeftArm @Stellario Ah, the TI-99/4a, with such classics as Munchman and Parsec! Did you have the speech synthesizer? I didn't and was jealous of our cousins who did.
@Stellario Battle of the Planets!
G-Force: five incredible young people with superpowers, and watching over them from Center Neptune: 7-Zark-7. Watching, warning against surprise attack by alien galaxies from beyond space.
G-Force: fearless young orphans, protecting Earth's entire galaxy. Always five, acting as one. Dedicated, inseparable, invincible!
(It's actually embarrassingly terrible, but as a wee pup I was hooked!)