Walter Bright escribió:
Christopher Wright wrote:
I really like IDEs. They let me think less when creating code.
It wouldn't be hard to do a competent IDE for D. After all, D is
designed to make that job easy.
Like, for example, if you have this:
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char[] someFunction(char[] name) {
return "int " ~ name ~ ";";
}
class Foo {
mixin(someFunction("variable"));
}
void main() {
Foo foo = new Foo();
foo. --> I'd really like the IDE to suggest me "variable"
}
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Do you really think implementing a *good* IDE for D is easy now? :-P
(of course Descent works in this case, but just because it has the full
dmdfe in it... so basically a good IDE will need to be able to do CTFE,
instantiante templates, etc., and all of those things are kind of
unclear in the specification of the D language, so if you don't use
dmdfe... well... I hope you get my point)
