On Friday, 9 November 2012 at 05:11:05 UTC, Walter Bright wrote:
Many algorithms (at least the ones in Phobos do) already do a
check to ensure the inputs are the correct kind of range.
There's two annoyances there:
1) the error messages can be godawful, not giving you any
indication why. It's like "Foo doesn't match any template" and
you've gotta figure out just what is the problem.
2) The error is at the call site, not the declaration site. Did
you just flip the order of parameters? Or is the struct itself
bad?
