Travis Boucher wrote:
I've been playing with string mixins, and they are very powerful.
One thing I can't figure out is what exactly can and cannot be evaluated
at compile time.
For example:
----
char[] myFunc1() {
return "int a = 1;";
}
char[] myFunc2() {
char[] myFunc3() {
return "int b = 2;";
}
return myFunc3();
}
void main() {
mixin(myFunc1());
mixin(myFunc2());
}
----
myFunc1() can be used as a string mixin.
myFunc2() can't be.
I'm sure there are other things that I'll run into, but I figure there
is some simple set of rules of what can and can't be used as a string
mixin.
Hi Travis,
I've only been 'round here for a few months myself and often find myself
in need of answers to such questions. I believe, though, that this is
the sort of question that the group prefers to have asked on D.learn.
That's also a better forum for other newbies to find answers as well.
Regards,
Justin Johansson
