Some Guy wrote:
I am busy learning D and I want to be able to use classes now. I am
used to programming in C# where it does everything for you and you
don't have to think about this kind of thing so I now have no idea
how to compile a program from the command line that uses a class in
another source file.
I have a source file called MyProgram.d which contains the main
program and I have a file called MyClass.d that contains a class
called MyClass. I want to be able to create an instance of MyClass in
the main program but I don't know what to type to compile it the
command line. This is what I have tried so far which doesn't work:
dmd MyProgram.d MyClass.d
Thanks in advance for your help.
What error message are you getting? Did you remember to put module and
import statements in your source files?
MyClass.d:
module MyClass;
class MyClass
{
...
}
MyProgram.d:
module MyProgram;
import MyClass;
void main()
{
MyClass m = new MyClass; // Example
...
}
...
(The module statement in MyProgram.d isn't strictly necessary in this
case, but personally I think it's good form to always declare the name
of a module.)
-Lars
