https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14389
--- Comment #2 from Daniel Čejchan <[email protected]> --- @Adam D. Ruppe:(In reply to Adam D. Ruppe from comment #1) > class C { > private: > @safe: > void foo() {} > } > > Should foo still be private? I think a lot of people use this pattern today > and expect foo to be private and @safe. Your change would make the @safe > turn private off. > > You expanded on chat to say it should be written > > private @safe: > void foo() {} > > if you want both, put them both behind the colon. That's not a bad idea, > I'll admit. The problem is: class C { private: @safe: void foo() {} public: void asd() {} // I don't want this stuff to be @safe! } And, if by any chance, you'd want to ALL the stuff be safe, you'd use my other suggestion: class C { @safe:: private: void foo() {} public: void asd() {} // Aalso safe } --
