Alex Makhotin <[email protected]> wrote:
bearophile wrote:
Note that D module system is not modelled on C#.
I think that to become successful competitor for such languages as C#,
the D language requires improvement.
In the bug I encountered, I mistyped the variable and it *matched the
global variable accidentally*. I was unaware of it because the compiler
was silent, but IMHO it, at least, should give me a warning.
It's not possible in C#. That's what I meant.
Example:
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module a;
class foo {
}
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module b;
import a;
class fool {
}
void bar( ) {
auto f = new foo( ); // Oh noes, I meant fool, not foo!
}
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As you can see, this is perfectly possible with things other than global
variables. One could even imagine mistyping a module name and still getting
a program that compiles. Now how does C# make that impossible?
--
Simen
