Hello aJ,
I can't imagine anyone that knows D doesn't also know C++, but the opposite is hardly true, so here's some valid C++ that I'm wondering if there is an equivalent style allowed in D:class MyClass { public: void DoIt(); }; void MyClass::DoIt() { // do it } (Aside: D has no 'inline' keyword, correct? And, should I post questions like this post in the learn group? Even if the potential is likely that a language design discussion may result?)
AFAIK That is not supported. You can do it by declaring an extern(C) function named with whatever that method's name mangles to ... but why?
