On Sunday, 7 October 2012 at 19:36:39 UTC, Charles Hixson wrote:
FWIW, I have absolutely NO knowledge of JSON, except that it's
something to do with web pages (well, and it's a language or
possibly a library).
I haven't actually used that project (I just saw the link and
figured it might help) but you can make json with dmd. Run dmd -X
-D yourfile.d and it spits out yourfile.json.
But another option might be to just modify your copy of dmd to
output private things too. Open the file dmd2/src/dmd/doc.c and
search for the term PROTprivate. Simply comment that part so it
doesn't return. For example:
void EnumDeclaration::emitComment(Scope *sc)
{
if (prot() == PROTprivate)
return;
Just comment that out and repeat for each time you see it. I
count six occurrences of that in the dmd source. And then there's
this:
void Declaration::emitComment(Scope *sc)
{
//printf("Declaration::emitComment(%p '%s'), comment =
'%s'\n", this, toChars(), comment);
//printf("type = %p\n", type);
if (protection == PROTprivate || !ident ||
(!type && !isCtorDeclaration() && !isAliasDeclaration()))
return;
And you can probably just comment that protection clause there
too.
Then recompile the dmd (make -f posix.mak on linux and I think
make -f win32.mak on windows) and use your customized compiler.
