On 11/13/13, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
> On Wednesday, 13 November 2013 at 08:16:34 UTC, Tor Einar
> Tønnessen wrote:
>> void writeln(string a0, int a1, string a2, int[new] a3) {
>
> Around the time the book was written, there was a debate as to if
> we should make dynamic arrays and slices two differe
On Wednesday, 13 November 2013 at 08:16:34 UTC, Tor Einar
Tønnessen wrote:
void writeln(string a0, int a1, string a2, int[new] a3) {
Around the time the book was written, there was a debate as to if
we should make dynamic arrays and slices two different types.
T[new] was the proposed syntax f
I guess that new should be length as it represents as an integer
variable
Hello.
I am trying to learn D using (among other things) "The D
Programming Language" book.
On page 161 it says:
snippet...
void writeln(string a0, int a1, string a2, int[new] a3) {
...snippet
I am wondering about the expression "int[new] a3"
What does that mean? I have checked, and it do
