H. S. Teoh:
It's annoying to have to write a constructor whose only purpose is to copy arguments into field members.
This is not needed in D for structs. Try it.
I thought adjacent string lits have been deprecated or no longer supported?
Walter accepted to deprecate it lot of time ago, but it's not implemented yet.
Personally I like it; it lets you format long literals over multiple lines without needing a ~ in between.
If you write an array literal with many strings inside, and you forget a comma, you get less strings, silently. This is a source of real bugs. C# too disallows this, I think.
And also, recently I found this annoyance:
Right, the precedence of the ~ operator different from the precedence of the invisible space operator. This causes some disadvantages. But I think the advantages in gained correctness are more important.
Bye, bearophile
