AND (this just has to be said) if D is really meant to be a SAFE programming language then the language should NOT encourage programmers to a coding style where you can fail to test for errors. The obvious solution is to ensure that you cannot ignore errors unless you are explicit about it. Exceptions ensure that.

Having 3 different ways of returning errors is not a good strategy for safe and bug free programming.

Ah, I just had to say it... ;)

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