Thanks!
With this I can go on for a bit :)
"Christopher Wright" wrote in message
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> Saaa wrote:
>> My first stab at the get function.
>> As you might see, I need help :D
>> Thanks!
>>
>> How do I make the function take a variadic argument and get its type?
>
Saaa wrote:
My first stab at the get function.
As you might see, I need help :D
Thanks!
How do I make the function take a variadic argument and get its type?
void get(in char[][] file, in char[] identifier, ...)
{
TypeInfo type = _arguments[0];
void* var = _argptr;
// e
My first stab at the get function.
As you might see, I need help :D
Thanks!
How do I make the function take a variadic argument and get its type?
//I guess the void pointer isn't the correct way, but I don't know any other
way
void get(in char[][] file, in char[] indentifier, void* var)
{
TypeI
>
> I guess you will have to write this one yourself, it will be to D what
> JSON
> is to javascript ;)
:-)
>
> I wonder how much of an performance improvement you will get though when
> loading data at runtime.
As I couldn't even figure out how to save an multidimensional array in JSON
we may n
Saaa wrote:
>
> I looked at the JSON format and it seems very inefficient at loading
arrays
> as it isn't limited to one type per array.
> This is nice when you want to save a small array with different typed
> elements but for my purposes this is kind of a performance problem.
>
> This is wh
"Saaa" wrote in message
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>
> I looked at the JSON format and it seems very inefficient at loading
> arrays as it isn't limited to one type per array.
> This is nice when you want to save a small array with different typed
> elements but for my purposes this
I looked at the JSON format and it seems very inefficient at loading arrays
as it isn't limited to one type per array.
This is nice when you want to save a small array with different typed
elements but for my purposes this is kind of a performance problem.
This is why I will try and get suggest
