Benjamin Thaut:
> abstract class foo {
> protected:
> void WrongType(){
> assert(0,"Using wrong type");
> }
In D classes start with an upper case, and methods with a lower case (and both
generally use camelCase/CamelCase instead of underscores).
So the way to write that code is:
abstract class Foo {
protected:
void wrongType() {
Bye,
bearophile
