Kris Herlaar:
> Allow me to introduce myself, I'm Kris and new to this list and the D
> language in general,
Welcome here and to D then.
> Being used to (and really liking!) the one-class-per-file approach, I
> instinctively created the classes in seperate files.<
D gives you the freedom, if you want, to put single classes in files, but the
normal D idiom is to put related classes in a single module (if they aren't too
much long).
And keep in mind that in D there are also free functions (and templates, inner
functions, true closures, etc), so you don't need to use classes for everything.
> import red.xml.xmldocument;
> import red.xml.xmlnNode;
> import red.xml.xmlattribute;
> import red.xml.xmlelement;
> import red.xml.xmltextnode;
> import red.xml.xmlcomment;
> import red.xml.xmlcdatasection;
> import red.xml.xmlnodelist;
> import red.xml.xmlattributelist;
You can also write:
public import red.xml.xmldocument,
red.xml.xmlnNode,
red.xml.xmlattribute,
...
red.xml.xmlattributelist;
>I'm compiling with the latest dmd compiler on the commandline in macos x
>(10.6) using a commandline tool I built in php that compiles a file "main.d"
>and adds all imported dependencies to the dmd commandline.<
There are several already written programs to do that :-) For example I use
'bud', there is also rdmd built in the distribution.
Bye,
bearophile
