Jonathan M Davis wrote:
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Generally, I speaking, I think that having functions which override
functions from a base class and throw if they're used is a bad design. It
may be that it makes perfect sense in some contexts, but generally, I'd
consider it a very bad idea. Personally, I hate it
Lutger wrote:
Jonathan M Davis wrote:
Lutger wrote:
True, it only adds AssertError and that could be replaced with regular
asserts.
Thanks.
??? Regular asserts? When asserts in D fail, they throw an exception of
type AssertError. So, unless you're talking about explicitly
