On 02/16/12 14:25, James Miller wrote: > I'm not sure if I'm reading this right... You aren't very clear... > > I think its just because putting a single `module` statement in a file > is good practice. Its a single line and makes you think about your > layout and structure. > > Also, there is no global namespace in D, so it must create a module > level namespace for your file if you don't specify one. No matter what
The problem is that instead of using the fully qualified name, which is guaranteed not to conflict with anything else, "it" chooses a simplified one - just the basename. Having to put a "module" statement in every module shouldn't be necessary - flattening the namespace only saves you a few keystrokes in the rare case when you need to explicitly access that module (because of conflicting symbols). artur
