Changes are necessary and I think they are reasonable (like the regex algorithm), but as a developer who uses D, you need some sort of security, i.e. that your code won't break in a few months' time. I really appreciate the fantastic work on D, but sometimes it seems to me like a "code laboratory" where programmers test certain ideas, algorithms, approaches etc, which would be fine for a college project. But if you have to use and work with the library to develop real world applications, it's a nightmare. If this doesn't change, I fear D will never take off. Most frameworks at least "tolerate" deprecated functions until developers have time to update their code.
There have been quite a few changes since 2.051 and I cannot
stick to that version, because I would introduce more deprecated
code. I wanted to update my code but saw in the library that
again loads of methods were scheduled for deprecation. So what's
the point?
- Re: Deprecated Library Function... deadalnix
- Re: Deprecated Library Function... Walter Bright
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- Re: Deprecated Library Functions / Methods Adam D. Ruppe
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- Re: Deprecated Library Functions / Metho... Chris
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- Re: Deprecated Library Function... Walter Bright
- Re: Deprecated Library Functions / ... Dmitry Olshansky
- Re: Deprecated Library Functions / Methods Jacob Carlborg
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- Re: Deprecated Library Functions / Methods Jacob Carlborg
- Re: Deprecated Library Functions / Methods Jonathan M Davis
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