Pretend the modules are classes, they behave the same way.
Andrej Mitrovic <[email protected]> wrote: > Here's an example from TDPL (with writeln's) with two modules: > > ------------------------------------- > module MA; > > import std.stdio; > import MB; > > class A > { > static this() > { > writeln("A's constructor called."); > } > } > > void main() > { > } > ------------------------------------- > > ------------------------------------- > module MB; > > import std.stdio; > > class B > { > static this() > { > writeln("B's constructor called."); > } > } > ------------------------------------- > > Compiling and running this examples gives this output: > B's constructor called. > A's constructor called. > > > But, according to TDPL, page 189, it states: > > "MA imports MB. Then A's static class constructors run before B's" > > I've tried using a driver module which imports MA and then MB, but as > long as MA itself imports MB then I still get the same output. Error > in text / in DMD?
