I've written this handy template in C# called DictionaryValueEnum. It
returns an Enumerator for a Dictionary that enumerates only the values.
The sole purpose of this enum is so I can have something reasonable when
iterating through the values in a dictionary instead of:
foreach(KeyValuePair<KeyType, ValueType> kvp in myDictionary)
{
ValueType vt = kvp.Value;
...
}
But of course, C#, like Java, has no free functions, so I have to
encapsulate everything in a class, so my code looks like this:
foreach(ValueType vt in DictionaryValueEnum.enumerate(myDictionary))
{
...
}
Oh, how nice it would be to avoid all that crap and just type:
foreach(vt; myDictionary)
{
...
}
And I just typed about the 5 billionth time:
if(ReferenceEquals(myObj, blah))
Written in D would be:
if(myObj is blah)
I can't wait for D to take over the world, so I no longer have to write in
this horrid language ;)
-Steve
