Dennis
Dennis
> I'm confused. When does `scope` ever apply to a member function then? In this case it applies, and it means that the value `this._elements` cannot be escaped. Without it,...
I've made a forum post about it: https://forum.dlang.org/post/[email protected]
> That is, how should this issue should be resolved in the context of automem? You have to remove `return scope` from `opIndex` so the function cannot be called on...
@Geod24 Can you rebase and update the documentation comment?
I'm not sure about this. I stumbled on this bug with `generate!readln.take(n).array`, finding out after debugging that `n+1` lines were read, and then stopped using `generate` after learning about its...
> Is it really a big deal to break compatibility with a flawed behavior that no one would expect? Not to me, but I hear complaints about D's lack of...
Ping @DmitryOlshansky
> Please incorporate that into your PR here. I can also just close this one, it seems all your PR is missing is tests.
> I don't see the harm in documenting them as is I disagree. Walter has stated that the best user experience is just `dmd sourcefile.d`, that compiler switches are 'bugs',...
> How many agree that this is a viable strategy for making the D community more vibrant and finally succeed? I think it's bad user experience that dmd has tons...