> The reason that std.string.splitter() does not show in the documentation is > that > its return type is auto, and there is currently a bug in ddoc that makes it so > that auto functions don't end up in the generated documentation. Looking at > the > code, it pretty much just forwards to std.algorithm.splitter() using > whitespace > as its separator, so you can look at the documentation there if you'd like.
Thanks. The code was pretty self-explanatory but it's helpful to know that auto functions currently don't get documented.
