On 1/16/2012 8:44 AM, Manu wrote:
Why can't I do this:
version( linux || OSX )
{
something common to each
}
???
This is not acceptable:
version( MinGW )
{
version = linuxOrMinGW;
}
else version( linux )
{
version = linuxOrMinGW;
}
version( linuxOrMinGW )
{
seriously...?
}
Surely basic logical expressions within a version seem not only logical,
but also very necessary?
There must be a reason this is impossible, or else I can't believe it's
not already like that...
This is something I've wanted ever since I first started using D. Really
annoying when you need to do the same sort of version checks across
multiple modules. One workaround:
----------------
module myconfig;
version(MingW)
{
enum bool linuxOrMingW = true;
}
else version(linux)
{
enum bool linuxOrMingW = true;
}
else
{
enum bool linuxOrMingW = false;
}
-----------------
module foo;
import myconfig;
static if(linuxOrMingW)
{
...
}
-----------------
