Pragma Tix:
2) http://thesoftwarelife.blogspot.fr/2012/08/d-tours.html
From the blog post:
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Another minor annoyance was the lack of an equivalent to Java's
static import. If I want to refer to the tokens as just IF or
ELSE I could make them "anonymous". But then they don't have a
specific type. Or I can give the enum a named type, but then I
have to always reference them with Token.IF . In Java I could
say import static Token.* and then just use the bare names.<
This helps:
with(Token) {
// lot and lot of code here
}
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One of them being that you can't store immutable objects in a
map! Hopefully this is something they'll figure out. I
eventually gave up on immutable and managed to get const to
work, although even that was a struggle.<
Maybe rebindable helps:
import std.typecons;
immutable class A {
this() immutable {}
}
void main() {
Rebindable!(immutable(A))[int] values;
values[0] = new A;
}
Or maybe he refers to what Object ref was trying to do.
Bye,
bearophile
