On 2009-09-06 08:32:43 -0400, Christopher Wright <[email protected]> said:
Off topic, but this would be a good place for user-defined attributes.
Then you could write something like:
@IBAction void openWindow(Object sender) {}
Indeed... although IBAction isn't so bad as a mixin, it gets much worse
with ObjcMethod where it is necessary to list all the argument types to
allow resolving overloaded functions:
void doOneAndTwo(int i, int j) {}
mixin ObjcMethod(void, doOneAndTwo, "doOne:andTwo:", int, int);
Compare to what could be done with a parametrized attribute:
@ObjcMethod("doOne:andTwo:") void doOneAndTwo(int i, int j);
That'd would be a lot more convenient, especially with interfaces for
which none of the mixin above can work (they insert some static struct
member to store the "attributes").
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