"Lars T. Kyllingstad" wrote in message
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>
> 3. It's sometimes unclear which symbols are members of a class/struct
> and which are module-level symbols. Tango's API documentation is better
> in this regard, since it has the symbol tree on the left-hand sid
Jesse Phillips wrote:
> Jonathan M Davis wrote:
>
>> Hmm. I'd thought that I'd looked at that one and determined that it
>> didn't do what I was looking for, but on another inspection of it, it
>> does look like until() will do the job. It has the potential downside
>> that unlike find, it cannot
Jonathan M Davis wrote:
> Hmm. I'd thought that I'd looked at that one and determined that it didn't
> do what I was looking for, but on another inspection of it, it does look
> like until() will do the job. It has the potential downside that unlike
> find, it cannot take multiple ranges to be
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 13:12, Steven Schveighoffer wrote:
> It is an issue with DDoc. I think the signatures are not that nasty if you
> look at the actual code. I think DDoc expands all aliases so you get the
> full template-expanded signature.
>
>
The problem also is that when you use 'auto'
On Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:55:40 -0500, Jonathan M Davis
wrote:
On a side note, it would be great if we could figure out a way to make
the
docs more user-friendly - especially in std.algorithm. The functions are
great, and they're really versatile, but that seems to come at the cost
of
incred
Jonathan M Davis wrote:
Lars T. Kyllingstad wrote:
Jonathan M Davis wrote:
std.algorithm.find() returns the rest of the range starting at what you
were searching for (or an empty range if it wasn't in the given range).
Is there a function in phobos which does a find but returns everything
_bef
Lars T. Kyllingstad wrote:
> Jonathan M Davis wrote:
>> std.algorithm.find() returns the rest of the range starting at what you
>> were searching for (or an empty range if it wasn't in the given range).
>> Is there a function in phobos which does a find but returns everything
>> _before_ what you'
Jonathan M Davis wrote:
std.algorithm.find() returns the rest of the range starting at what you were
searching for (or an empty range if it wasn't in the given range). Is there
a function in phobos which does a find but returns everything _before_ what
you're searching for?
I can't find one
std.algorithm.find() returns the rest of the range starting at what you were
searching for (or an empty range if it wasn't in the given range). Is there
a function in phobos which does a find but returns everything _before_ what
you're searching for?
I can't find one that will do that, and I d
