On 2/24/13, Steven Schveighoffer <schvei...@yahoo.com> wrote: > No, version is mutually exclusive. You can't have all of phobos depending > on std.process version 2, but you want to use std.process version 1. Both > would have to be compiled in. I don't think you can do that with version > statements.
I meant something like this: std\process1.d -- old process std\process2.d -- new process std\process.d: ---------- version(OldProcess) public import std.process1; else public import std.process2; ---------- Phobos modules which already use std.process would have to be changed to directly import std.process1 or std.process2. Old user code which wants to still compile using the old process would have to add the -version=OldProcess switch /or/ change import statements to 'import std.process1'. If the old code wants to use both it can simply import 'std.process1' or 'std.process2' as needed. New code would simply import std.process and use the new code without having to fiddle with anything.
