On 5/12/2011 11:17 PM, Jonathan M Davis wrote:
On 2011-05-12 04:01, Matthew Ong wrote:
Hi Mafi,
Thanks very much for the response in earlier post about the solid class.
just FYI: import java.util.ArrayList; // can be written as
import std.container : SList;
The syntax is valid for importing only a specific type or function from a
module, though I'd point out that SList and ArrayList are very different
container types in case you thought that they were at all the same.
module gc.gcalloc;// from here.
private import gcx : PAGESIZE; // are they the same or very different?
All imports are private by default, so adding private to it does nothing.
Adding public to it makes it so that any module importing the module with the
import in it also imports what that import imports. So public does something
there, but private is a no-op.
- Jonathan M Davis
Thanks Jonathan & Mafi for really contributing to allow me to learn the
detail differences of D importing.
The ugly trail I posted about compilation error is due to -lib option
always being dropped by the D-IDE and since, I switched to eclipse DDT
as mafi suggested and also ONLY have ONE file(I do not like this
limitation) per module. That problem is resolved.
--
Matthew Ong
email: on...@yahoo.com
