Use case for std.bind

[Georg Wrede]

Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
> I tried to launch a thread asking people for designs, met with a 
> thundering silence (in contrast, ironically, there's been a lot of 
> interest in creating ad-hoc syntax).

If you're referring to your post earlier in this thread, where you wrote:

> So, I'm renaming this thread and launching a design contest for the
> new std.bind. First step: how should the interface look like?

then it is possible that the post did not gather the impact and readers 
that you expected.

Most of us are pressed for time, so a boring thread on "std.bind 
documentation sucks hard" is not what we choose to open first. A mere 
leaf in such a tree risks lack of exposure.

Also, a leaf-level post lacks implicit urgency and prestige.


Another thing is of course, a design contest needs several days at least 
to produce any results. And many took the post as soliciting for 
programming of such a bind library, as opposed to merely posting one's 
wishes of usage syntax.