On Monday, 15 October 2012 at 02:54:38 UTC, bearophile wrote:
> Era Scarecrow:
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>> I can't get opOpAssign working properly, and it's worse with arrays. Removing opOpAssign, everything else (arrays, single flags, other flags) works properly.
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> Are such problems known? In bugzilla or here? Are those fixable?

 mmm... As I'm looking at it and making a reply, I've noticed a couple mistakes. Give me an hour or so to test and add it in. If all's well it will be fixed/added

> Are you going to create a Phobos GitHugHub pull request?

 Wasn't planning on it. If you feel the library is good enough, I may add a request. But more likely it will be merged with another file, likely std.bitmanip or something...

 K I have opOpAssign working. I may have to clean up documentation a little and clean the unittests up a bit, but it all appears to be working.

 Feel free to give it a try.

 I have added opSlice, which returns an array of your enum of all the flags it qualifies for. An empty enum (say, zero) never qualifies as it has no bits to make it unique (or it would always be present no matter what).

 Mmm... I actually hope that's all that's needed for it.

Era Scarecrow:

> But more likely it will be merged with another file, likely std.bitmanip or something...

A Phobos pull request is OK even if it's meant to be merged with std.bitmanip. Pull requests are not just for separate modules.

On GitHub people will be able to comment on single lines of code, etc.

Bye,
bearophile