On Friday, 16 December 2016 at 00:53:14 UTC, Timothee Cour wrote:
one more thing:
we can simplify further (while still having formatted looking
code) with
!q{} instead of !() :
```
// applies to next decl
@deps!q{import std.algorithm;}
void test1(){}
// applies to a set of decls
@deps!q{import std.stdio;}{
void test2(){}
void test3(){}
}
// applies to all following decls (':')
@deps!q{import std.array;}:
q{} would suggest the argument is a string, right? Plus, why does
deps have to be a template?
// can specify other dependencies beyond imports and have
arbitrary complex
logic:
@deps!q{
import std.range;
static int[100] data2;
version(linux){
enum data1=import("foo");//string import
pragma(lib, "curl");
}
}:
This is unnecessarily powerful.
void test4(){}
// Can alias some dependencies:
alias deps1=deps!q{import std.algorithm;};
@deps1
void test4(){}
I would prefer my @import alternative. If we make use of q{}, it
would look fine too:
@import(q{std.file: File}) @import(q{std.range: isInputRange})
void foo(T)(File x) if (isInputRange!T);
```
On Thu, Dec 15, 2016 at 3:46 PM, ArturG via Digitalmars-d <
[email protected]> wrote:
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