dst = src rather than src dst
Janice Caron
caron at serenityfirefly.com
Thu Sep 6 05:50:53 PDT 2007
-----Original Message-----
From: digitalmars-d-bounces at puremagic.com
[mailto:digitalmars-d-bounces at puremagic.com] On Behalf Of Kirk McDonald
Sent: 06 September 2007 09:14
To: digitalmars-d at puremagic.com
Subject: Re: dst = src rather than src dst
> I just don't particularly like it very much. This is primarily because
> it's merely a syntax change.
D is an evolving language. It's had lots of syntax changes in the past.
> If the old syntax is retained, we have redundant syntaxes, which is annoying
> and not a good thing.
Hmmm....
char[] x;
char x[];
Double Hmmm....
void f(static int x) {...}
void f(int x)() {...}
template f(int x) { void f() {...} }
Hmmm again...
find(s,'\n');
s.find('\n');
> Before removing the current syntax, we have to of course consider
> the existing body of code which would have to be changed.
No one is suggesting making the old syntax illegal.
> Remember when implicit .ptr conversion was removed?
No one is suggesting making the old syntax illegal.
> Removing the existing syntax is Not An Option
No one is suggesting making the old syntax illegal.
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