On 2012-05-02 13:41, Chris Cain wrote:
If that's what you want, then that's precisely what D does. "According to the public interface of Student, none of the methods I will use will modify the object." As opposed to C++'s method of "According to the public interface of student, these methods have comments that say that they say they won't change the object, but I can't tell if it does or not."
For D, it's not limited to the public interface. The rules apply to ALL methods and fields.
-- /Jacob Carlborg
