On 2012-09-05 07:55, Nick Sabalausky wrote:
I don't know if maybe my experience is different from usual, but
personally, I haven't *ever* wished I had dynamic typing in D.
Templates and (on rare occasion) variants have always been perfectly
sufficient (and even preferable) in any cases I've ever had.
As I replied to Adam, "dynamic typing" was a bit misleading. It's more
the dynamic nature of Ruby I like. For example:
* Open classes
* Reflection
* Eval
* Executable code in all levels of scope
So if D had something comparable, like AST-macros, better reflection and
annotations I would be more happy.
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/Jacob Carlborg
