On 2015-01-29 22:02, ketmar wrote:

this never worked good. see deadalnix. or:

   foo.bar
     .zed


In Ruby ".zed" is not valid code, so in Ruby it means:

foo.bar.zed;

In D it, with my rules, it would mean:

foo.bar;
.zed;

In D you would need to write:

foo.bar.
  zed

--
/Jacob Carlborg

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