Re: FastCGI binding or implementation?

2011-10-15 Thread jdrewsen
Den 15-10-2011 03:14, Jeremy Sandell skrev: Hello! Does anyone know if there's a D2 binding or implementation for fastcgi as of yet? Thanks! Jeremy Sandell Adam Ruppe has a cgi module with some fastcgi in it afaik: http://arsdnet.net/dcode/cgi.d /Jonas

Re: links to nested structure

2011-08-24 Thread jdrewsen
Den 23-08-2011 22:38, Adam D. Ruppe skrev: Jonathan M Davis wrote: I'm fairly certain that the anchors are generated by ddoc, not std.ddoc Well, it's a bit of both. DDOC_PSYMBOL =a name=$0/a$(U $0) Looking at doc.c, DDOC_PSYMBOL is used in the toDocBuffer() methods. The paramater to it is

links to nested structure

2011-08-23 Thread jdrewsen
Hi, How do I make a link to a nested class in ddoc. I tried $(LREF OuterClass.InnerClass) but that doesn't work because the anchor that is created automatically for InnerClass is just called InnerClass. Thanks Jonas

Re: links to nested structure

2011-08-23 Thread jdrewsen
Den 23-08-2011 22:26, Jonathan M Davis skrev: On Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12:50 Adam D. Ruppe wrote: Jonathan M Davis wrote: DDoc does not understand scoping at all. Actually, DDoc understands scoping very well, and even outputs the data with appropriate nesting in HTML! The problem is that

Re: about attribute... (trying to implement a DataContractSerializer functionality)

2011-06-12 Thread jdrewsen
Den 12-06-2011 15:43, Lloyd Dupont skrev: From the book I was under the impression that there could be user defined attribute. I wonder if this has been implemented? My problem: I try to implement a simplistic DataContractSerializer (as in

Re: format()

2011-06-12 Thread jdrewsen
Den 12-06-2011 18:37, Lloyd Dupont skrev: mm... ok. but why the line below doesn't compile? mixin(format(class %s {}, A)); Because the mixin is evaluated at compile time. This means that format(...) is evaluated at compile time which afaik is not supported. It may be supported in the

std.parallism

2011-05-03 Thread jdrewsen
Hi, Does anyone know how unshared parameters are handled when executing a task in std.parallelism. Most of the examples uses them e.g. when iterating over an unshared array (parallelSort example). I did give the source a quick look but couldn't find a cast to shared for parameters