JS:
Say I have a template function where there are variations, it
would be nice to be able to specify those variables like
strip!Left(s), strip!Right(s), strip(s), etc...
instead of ahving to do stripLeft, stripRight, and strip.
But the goal isn't just to add an extra ! to type but that it
BTW, I'm not saying D can't do anything like this
enum Dir { Left, Right, Both }
string strip(Dir dir = Dir.Both)(string s)
but one has to call it like
strip!(Dir.Left)(s); (or if using strings, strip!"Left"(s))
Possibly, to make it easier the compiler and localize the enum if
one is used:
Say I have a template function where there are variations, it
would be nice to be able to specify those variables like
strip!Left(s), strip!Right(s), strip(s), etc...
instead of ahving to do stripLeft, stripRight, and strip.
But the goal isn't just to add an extra ! to type but that it
reduce
