bearophile <[email protected]> wrote:
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() {
Yes, if one is to slavishly follow the rules set out by someone else. People may have other coding standards in their own homes. -- Simen
