Return type and arguments template?

[Don Clugston]

Johan Granberg wrote:
> Kirk McDonald wrote:
>> To be strictly accurate, Pyd takes the functions to be bound as alias 
>> template parameters. You wrap a D function with:
>>
>> def!(functionName, "functionName");
>>
>> The "def" template function has a number of template arguments but no 
>> function arguments. The above calls def with D's property syntax.
>>
>> Pyd does not (yet) use .mangleof in any capacity. The function name 
>> must be specified explicitly as a string literal template argument.
>>
>> As for deriving the various bits of a function pointer or delegate 
>> type, I suggest looking at the FuncMeta module in Tom S's Bind 
>> package. It currently lives here:
>>
>> http://www.mat.uni.torun.pl/~h3r3tic/bind.rar
>>
>> I am currently in the midst of thrashing Pyd until it uses that package.
> 
> Thanks for pointing me to the bind package (I did know about the pyd 
> alias thing) as for the mangleof property is their complete 
> documentation somewhere the d abi page had some TBDs in it.

There's no documentation, but see my meta.demangle and meta.nameof 
modules in DDL on dsource; I believe it covers 100% of the cases 
(std.demangle misses quite a few). If you find something it can't 
demangle, let me know!
But seriously, you probably don't need anything other than meta.nameof.