Walter Bright wrote:
I'm tired of typing this multiple times, so please indulge me while I
cut & paste from one of them:
I don't mean to frustrate. I thought it may be in at least on of those
replies but I think it deserves it's own subject.
Having a very different meaning means it should have a distinctly
different syntax.
I agree there in many ways but D doesn't really follow the rule for example:
static import bar; //must use fully qualified name
static int i; //persistent across calls
static void foo() {} //member of class rather than instance
have you considered a syntax that is radically different from case
FirstExp : .. case LastExp : like many of the posts in announce have
suggested
