Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
Christopher Wright wrote:
Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
I think you need to operate exclusively with string mixins in
Finalize, so __ident would be of marginal help there. Also, static
foreach is much more necessary.
That is a huge problem.
Let's say that the class you want to finalize, Target, has a method
like this:
void foo(SomeClass){}
Let's say that SomeClass is private and in the same module as Target.
You *may* be able to do this with templates. Probably.
You *can never* do this with a string mixin.
Of course you can. All you have to do is first check whether the call is
accessible from your instantiation point, BEFORE generating the string.
Andrei
And a lot of interesting usages will have the Finalize template
instantiated far from user code, but then passed back to user code. This
means you can't do much at all with string mixins.
I faced that problem with dmocks and didn't find a good solution for it
while still working on dmocks.
