On Monday, 14 December 2015 at 20:52:15 UTC, Jack Stouffer wrote:
You don't: array1.length == array2.length. isSameLength is
designed for comparing input ranges but optimizes down to
length checks if either range has a defined length. If you are
dealing with strings or arrays you don't need this function at
all.
All of the examples that *you wrote* for isSameLength are for
arrays and strings.
There's a difference between using all the features of a
language and the documentation of the standard library. The
documentation should be accessible to new users of the
language.
I disagree.
That doesn't make much sense - are those new to the language
supposed to learn Phobos by reading the source code?
I don't want to debate this. If it's the official position that
Phobos documentation is written for experienced users of the
language, then so be it. I'll have to tell others to use a
practical language.
