Operator overloading -- lets collect some use cases
Andrei Alexandrescu
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Tue Dec 30 21:24:48 PST 2008
John Reimer wrote:
> Hello Walter,
>
>> Don wrote:
>>
>>> But I know of very few reasonable non-mathematical uses. In C++, I've
>>> seen them used for iostreams, regexps,
>>>
>> Those are not reasonable non-mathematical uses. I've hated C++
>> iostreams from their very beginning. I never use them outside of test
>> code.
>>
>> I think Andrei got it right with writefln().
>>
>
>
> What does 'fln' stand for? Is that something like "Format with LiNe
> carriage return"?
> With apologies to Andrei, I can't agree that it's pretty, but I suppose
> it works. :)
The name and original implementation of writefln are Walter's and
predate my tenure with D. I just defined write() and writeln().
Andrei
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