Make D a dynamic language.

[Christopher Wright]

sclytrack wrote:
> Make D a dynamic language.
> 
> struct, class, dynamic.
> 
> Introduce a dynamic type in D. Where you can add methods to it at runtime.
> Speed should be less of an issue. Provide a simple syntax in D to make the
> method calls.
> 
> var obj = new CustomDynamicObject();
> 
> obj.doStuff();
> //not checked at compile time since it is dynamic. doStuff might not exist,
> but it still compiles.
> 
> obj[x] = 10;   //Support for the usual syntax.
> 
> 
> /me hides

No.

You could do something similar, but using strings and it'd be a lot more 
obvious what you were doing. Make a method that accepts a string and 
varargs and dispatches to a stored delegate based on the args. The 
stored delegates would have to be generated at compile time, of course.

Ugly, but it works. Or just use MiniD.