best replacement for - cout << "hello D" << endl; ?

[Frits van Bommel]

Bill Baxter wrote:
> Carlos Santander wrote:
>> Bruce Adams escribió:
>>>
>>> and type safe compared to:
>>>
>>> stdout.writefln("%s%s%i", foo,bar,2);
>>>
>>
>> D has typesafe variadics, so you can just say:
>>
>> dout.writefln("%s%s%s", foo,bar,2);
> 
> Or just dout.writefln(foo,bar,2); in this case.

That would cause foo and possibly (if no '%' in foo) bar to be 
interpreted as format strings. The %i can safely be left out though.