On 2013-11-08 01:57, DDD wrote:
I was watching a dconf talk about porting C# code to D. One thing that
came up was there isn't anything like C# streams for D. Walter said he
thinks iterators (unless I remember wrong) is superior. The speaker
agreed but said it isn't a drop in replacement so that
On 2013-11-08 04:22, Lionello Lunesu wrote:
However, sometimes it's useful to have polymorphism for accessing
streams, especially when porting C#/java code to D. In that case it
would be pretty trivial to port the base classes to D and implement them
using the D ranges.
For that, there's Tango
On 11/8/13, 8:57, DDD wrote:
I was watching a dconf talk about porting C# code to D. One thing that
came up was there isn't anything like C# streams for D. Walter said he
thinks iterators (unless I remember wrong) is superior. The speaker
agreed but said it isn't a drop in replacement so that is
I was watching a dconf talk about porting C# code to D. One thing
that came up was there isn't anything like C# streams for D.
Walter said he thinks iterators (unless I remember wrong) is
superior. The speaker agreed but said it isn't a drop in
replacement so that is an issue if you want to por
