On Wednesday, 26 November 2014 at 22:31:04 UTC, Nordlöw wrote:
source/app.d(63): Error: no identifier for declarator fileWrites
source/app.d(63): Error: Declaration expected, not '~='
source/app.d(64): Error: no identifier for declarator fileWrites
source/app.d(64): Error: Declaration expected, not '~='
Have I missed something?
Destroy!
Update: I guess this means D doesn't allow any statements in
global scope. Can/Should I instead use some compile-time
reflection to get list of parser strings that should be cached to
disk? I guess if I wrap the path-parser-string-pair in a struct,
say CachingPeggedParser, defined in global scope I could get a
list of all the enum instances of this struct and do something
with these in module constructor right?
Please tell me if this approach is unneccessary complicated!
