Walter,
thank you for working so patiently with us. I think you are doing a some
great work with the D language. I am making quite a commitment to it for my
future projects.

-- 
Derek
Melbourne, Australia

In article <8mzfbpgzufti$.1m1q0at4e5uvo$.dlg@40tude.net>, Derek says...
>
>Walter,
>thank you for working so patiently with us. I think you are doing a some
>great work with the D language. I am making quite a commitment to it for my
>future projects.
>
>-- 
>Derek
>Melbourne, Australia

Hear, Hear!

- Dave

"Derek" <derek@psych.ward> wrote in message news:8mzfbpgzufti$.1m1q0at4e5uvo$.dlg@40tude.net...
> Walter,
> thank you for working so patiently with us. I think you are doing a some
> great work with the D language. I am making quite a commitment to it for
my
> future projects.

You're welcome!

Derek wrote:
> Walter,
> thank you for working so patiently with us. I think you are doing a some
> great work with the D language. I am making quite a commitment to it for my
> future projects.
> 

Amen, amen, D makes programming fun again!

clayasaurus says...
>
>Derek wrote:
>> Walter,
>> thank you for working so patiently with us. I think you are doing a some
>> great work with the D language. I am making quite a commitment to it for my
>> future projects.
>> 
>
>Amen, amen, D makes programming fun again!

Indeed!  This is the most fun I've had in years!  (Programming wise, of course!)
:-)

clayasaurus wrote:
> Derek wrote:
> 
>> Walter,
>> thank you for working so patiently with us. I think you are doing a some
>> great work with the D language. I am making quite a commitment to it for my
>> future projects.
>>
> 
> Amen, amen, D makes programming fun again!

It does. I was afraid to touch templates from the day that I first tried them in C++..decided to give them a try for a project I'm working on in D, and they just worked how they seemed like they should. It made me very happy :)
There are many other things, too.
I am using for a big project I've started recently (I think I shall keep it hush-hush until I have something to show, so's not to embarass myself)

-- 
-PIB

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