On 2013-11-21 09:01, luka8088 wrote:
When using q{} compiler treats the contents as a regular string, and you
have to parse it and give it to the compiler using "mixin". So basically
you can say to the compiler: this part of code is my DSL and I will
parse it and check the semantics instead of you, then when I am done I
will give you D AST represantation of it.
The interpretation of the content of q{} is up to you, where in other
proposals compiler builds AST based on, I would say, guessing.
Take a look at this last example. And lets say that it is from python.
In python dont2() belong inside else block. So how else would you make
sure that compiler behaves accordingly?
Sorry, I meant your original suggestion of using t{}.
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/Jacob Carlborg
