On Thursday, 1 November 2012 at 15:41:26 UTC, bearophile wrote:
Namespace:
or other suggest other features that they would like
to see in remus. I look forward to suggestions. :)
There is a D problem that in my opinion is worth exploring.
Usually I prefer const/immutable variables/collections, but
there are several different situations where this is hard to
do. In some cases to do this you even have to create a function
in-place that is called in-place, that creates an array,
returns it, and the result is assigned to const. There are
other different situations.
One other case is at global scope:
immutable foo = bar + baz
where {
auto foo = ...;
auto baz = ...;
};
Bye,
bearophile
When did you use something like this? In this case you could take
a function that assign foo:
immutable foo;
void assignFoo() {
string bar, barz; // ...
foo = bar + baz;
}
or not?
