Andrei's stance is, either a library addon or ship D without that
feature. D's library already contains both tuples and algebraic data
types. They're simple to use, almost like in Python. The reason for
library addons isn't that builtin features make less sense, the reason
is that TDPL is already out and we can't improve the language in any
radical way.
Lets talk about solution in this thread more than politics, politics
"never" improve anything.
Also It is not only Andrei, every single people here agreed on stopping
"lets add this new feature to D today".
For the topic, i am trying to understand the use cases and implementations
in other languages first.
D was born to solve problems right?
If supporting a feature looks/is impossible for user we should improve the
language to help us solve this not just add the specific feature.
You know there'll never be enough features :)
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