A thought's been going through my head for a while now. I wonder
about template return values. Function signatures are usually the
inputs and NOT the return type. However for writing a variant
type could be so very useful. So unless I've misunderstood, this
doesn't work (but it would be cool i
On Tuesday, 4 December 2012 at 04:31:40 UTC, js.mdnq wrote:
I created a .d file having a class with the modules tag at the
top and everything public. I put it in a dir and used the -I
flag
to include the path. When I import the file I get an undefined
method.
1. Do I need to compile the .d fil
I created a .d file having a class with the modules tag at the
top and everything public. I put it in a dir and used the -I flag
to include the path. When I import the file I get an undefined
method.
1. Do I need to compile the .d file into a lib or can I just
import the .d and have it included d
On 12/03/2012 04:43 PM, js.mdnq wrote:
When accessing an element outside a dynamic array I get an exception.
I thought in D arrays will automatically expand themselves?
If not, how do I add an element to an array?
int[] arr = new int[1];
arr[1] = 34; // exception
Another option is to modify
js.mdnq:
When accessing an element outside a dynamic array I get an
exception.
I thought in D arrays will automatically expand themselves?
D dynamic arrays don't expand themselves "on demand" on array
access, it's not efficient (and I think it's not a very clean
operation, despite some lan
deed:
And using enum Rank { two, three, four, ... , K, A } is not
elegant.
But it's strongly typed, so it's safere. It's my preferred
solution for a problem like this.
I'd like to be able to call foo(Rank rank) with foo(3) and
foo(Q).
Then use module level compile-time constant...
Bye,
Try
arr ~= 33;
the ~= operator means append to. You can also do
auto a = [1,2] ~ [3,4];
which would give [1,2,3,4]
When accessing an element outside a dynamic array I get an
exception.
I thought in D arrays will automatically expand themselves?
If not, how do I add an element to an array?
int[] arr = new int[1];
arr[1] = 34; // exception
If I change this to
int[] arr = new int[2];
arr[1] = 34;
Then it w
On Monday, 3 December 2012 at 23:42:38 UTC, bearophile wrote:
deed:
How is a playing card's rank represented most elegantly in
code?
Maybe with an enum?
enum Card { J, Q, ...}
If you have to store many of them then maybe giving them a size
of one byte is better:
enum Card : ubyte { Ace,
novice2:
I hope, this changes will be included in phobos in future.
Sometimes hoping isn't enough. If you have a need that youi think
should be in Phobos, then I think you should ask for it in
Bugzilla. Asking isn't equal to someone actually implementing it,
but in this early stage of the l
deed:
How is a playing card's rank represented most elegantly in code?
Maybe with an enum?
enum Card { J, Q, ...}
If you have to store many of them then maybe giving them a size
of one byte is better:
enum Card : ubyte { Ace, Two, ..., Q, ...}
Bye,
bearophile
How is a playing card's rank represented most elegantly in code?
* Should be a customized uint/an own type representing uints in
the range of 2 through 14.
* void foo(Rank rank) { } // Accepts only the valid range
foo(0); // Error
foo(2); // Ok
foo(10); // Ok
alias J 11;
alias Q 1
Yes, that was the problem :p
I have no idea about mcvr71, maybe because of std.process but that
isn't that huge a concern
I'm currently playing around with D's compile time introspection and I'm
trying to do the following:
1. Detect if a member is static
2. Detect if a member is __gshared
3. Get the TLS offset of a static variable (at compile time...)
I would be glad if anyone could help me with one ore multiple o
Big thank you. I hope, this changes will be included in phobos in
future.
On Monday, 3 December 2012 at 11:08:34 UTC, maarten van damme
wrote:
Strangely, the main in my dll is getting executed multiple
times and
msvcr71.dll gets injected too. Is this normal?
mcvcr71.dll is probably loaded by your library, I don't know if D
uses visual studio dependencies... one wou
Strangely, the main in my dll is getting executed multiple times and
msvcr71.dll gets injected too. Is this normal?
2012/12/3 s0beit :
> On Sunday, 2 December 2012 at 22:30:56 UTC, maarten van damme wrote:
>>
>> Thanks, interesting blog :)
>>
>> 2012/12/2 s0beit :
>>>
>>> Alright, I was finally ab
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