D - more or less power than C++? [OT]

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I think Walter is really only describing things in terms of this topic; 
that is, as compared to C++ it is still much better.  He has avoided 
comparisons with other languages in this thread many other times.

I wouldn't say he's being evasive or defensive.  He's just not 
responding to your off-topic comment (which has been brought up before 
many times.)

Having lead public project development before, I completely understand 
his reluctance to publicly post his opinion on some matter, especially 
if he hasn't really given it enough thought yet.  Even if you "got 
something out of him", it would simply mean nothing or cause problems.

-[Unknown]


> "Walter Bright" <newshound at digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:dufi31> > 
> Sure I did. My post was an aknowledgement that f(x) doesn't tell you if x is
>> in, out, or inout. What exactly are you looking for?
> 
> Your opinion on the matter, perhaps?  What you posted was kind of indirectly 
> related to the subject, but didn't really tell me how you feel about 
> out/inout at the call site.  To me, it came across as defensive, and a bit 
> evasive.
> 
> Please reply with your feelings on the matter of out/inout at the call site, 
> and if that would make code more readable/inspectible/self-documenting. 
> 
>