Super-dee-duper D features

[Walter Bright]

Nicolai Waniek wrote:
> Let's hope that nobody will "over use" the new language features.

They will over use them. Overusing them is a part of the process of 
learning how to program. I remember a professional race car driver 
telling me once that if the driver didn't walk back to the pits now and 
then carrying just the steering wheel, he wasn't pushing the limits hard 
enough.

But if he did it too often, he'd get fired <g>.

> As I
> said (often enough) before, I really like the well though-out examples
> on how to use the (new) features I don't really like (and I even
> would've done some things the same way), but I fear the examples that
> will drive me insane ;)

I think the best we can do is keep coming up with examples showing the 
right way to use them - lead by example.

And we should keep on frowning on attempts to use overloaded << for I/O 
purposes <g>.