Am 03.04.2011 00:58, schrieb KennyTM~: > On Apr 3, 11 06:49, KennyTM~ wrote: >> On Apr 3, 11 06:27, ulrik.mikaels...@gmail.com wrote: >>> A D-newbie would probably be able to guess 0o for octal, but hardly >>> octal!. octal! breaks the rule of least surprise. >> >> Except a big error >> >> octal literals 011 are deprecated, use std.conv.octal!11 instead >> >> will be emitted when the said newbie tries to compile with 011 :). See >> commit >> https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/dmd/commit/87afe713711060ec73942d1a94d3e28024781932 >> >> > > But of course > > 1. this message is specific to the dmd front-end. Other lexers might > not show this message > 2. this assumes std.conv.octal exists, though it may not be the case > (e.g. using Tango without Phobos (well Tango devs could add just > std.conv.octal)).
If Tango is ever ported to D2 it should be possible to use Phobos and Tango at the same time (thanks to druntime), so that shouldn't be an issue, right?
