mixin D code into D code

[Daniel919]

Hi, why not use D instead of perl ?
Since "sh style script syntax" is supported, I would like the following to be possible:

import std.stdio, std.string, std.metastrings;

void foo(A...)(A a)
{
    writefln(format(typeid(typeof(a[1]))) ~ " " ~ a[0] ~ " = \"" ~ a[1] ~ "\"");
}

void main (char[][] args)
{
    debug(templates)
        foo("var", "whatever");

    foo!("var", "whatever");
    /* This will call dmd -run on this file. But instead of starting at main(),
     * it starts by invoking foo() with the tuple ("var", "whatever").
     * Mixed into the context will be the console output of the
     * dmd -run call, in this case:
     * char[8] var = "whatever";
    */

    writefln(var);
}

Wouldn't this be very neat and powerful ?

Walter, about your concerns on malware autors:
Of course script interpretation within the compile-process could be used for malware. But also the malware could be put into the compiled code itself and get's started if the app is run. So I think it doesn't make any difference.

Best regards,
Daniel