On 7/7/10, Clemens <[email protected]> wrote: > Strange... I could have sworn that when I recently tried D2, arrays > supported range methods (popFront etc), and that those were implemented in > std.array. Am I mistaken, or how does that work?
Arrays work for it, and have for quite a while, but nothing else does yet; it doesn't work with classes and pointers, which are the other important built-in nullables.
