Deprecated language features

[Ali Çehreli]

On 02/02/2012 07:46 AM, Daniel Murphy wrote:
 > There are a bunch of features that are planned for removal, and some that
 > are already deprecated, but no clear timeline for removal.  I'd like 
to make
 > a comprehensive list, pick suitable durations, then I'll make a wiki page
 > for this.
 >
 > What I've got so far is...
 >
 > Planned for deprecation:
 > - float.min
 > - complex and imaginary types
 > - NCEG operators
 > - array.sort and array.reverse
 > - delete?
 >
 > Deprecated:
 > - Using length inside index expressions
 > - typedef
 > - variable shadowing
 > - invariant as an alias for immutable
 > - derefencing arrays with *
 > - delete aa[key] (same as aa.remove(key))
 > - .offset
 > - escape string literals
 > - 'l' suffix for integer literals
 > - octal literals
 > - 'I' suffix for imaginary literals
 > - html source files
 > - Type.typeinfo syntax
 > - base class protection
 > - c-style function and array pointers
 > - if (v; e) syntax
 > - volatile statements
 > - non-final switch statements without defaults
 > - hiding base class functions (was previously only a run-time check)
 >
 > Any I've missed?  I'm thinking features should stay deprecated for 
around a
 > year before being removed.
 >
 >

I think foreach_reverse and the associated opApplyReverse member function.

Ali