Seperating class methods in a different module
helxi
brucewayneshit at gmail.com
Thu Dec 7 02:32:03 UTC 2017
1. How can I separate class methods from the declaration block?
And how can I implement them in a separate module?
module frame;
class Test
{
public:
int x;
this();
}
Test.this()
{
x = 34;
} // does not work
In this scenario I would like to take the constructor to a
different module called "construct".
2. For practice, I want to implement a few containers in native D
using DUB. The project aims to create libraries for different
data structures. I'm thinking that I should make packages for
different containers and have them under source/. For example,
source/forward_list, source/queue, source/set etc.
Would you like to suggest me a good project structures for this?
Imagine I am making a package called forward_list. Under the
directory forward_list/, I have modules.d that imports dedicated
modules for useful methods like push_back, insert_after, front,
sort, merge etc. Is it an acceptable practice to declare classes
in package.d? So it becomes
//module package.d;
class forward_list
{
public:
int x;
merge();
this(){}
this(int x){ this.x = x; }
}
//module merge.d;
import package.d
forward_list.merge(Object o){
//..
}
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