If you would like to see the concept of immutable data in D (as discussed in other threads), please simply reply to this message directly.  Please do not discuss anything in this thread.  I would like that people issue their vote by replying, hence only reply once.
In this way the votes should be very easy to count.

If you do not want to see D gain "immutable", or you think it is a waste of Walter's effort, please reply to the other "Vote: No" thread.

Walter - if I have overstepped the purpose of the newsgroup with these posts, please delete them or make a posting that people not vote.

Thanks
Brad

Brad Beveridge wrote:
> If you would like to see the concept of immutable data in D (as discussed in other threads), please simply reply to this message directly.  Please do not discuss anything in this thread.  I would like that people issue their vote by replying, hence only reply once.
> In this way the votes should be very easy to count.
> 
> If you do not want to see D gain "immutable", or you think it is a waste of Walter's effort, please reply to the other "Vote: No" thread.
> 
> Walter - if I have overstepped the purpose of the newsgroup with these posts, please delete them or make a posting that people not vote.
> 
> Thanks
> Brad

Yes.


xs0

"Brad Beveridge" <brad@somewhere.net> wrote in message news:da1bcv$1im8$1@digitaldaemon.com...

Yep.

Yes.

In article <da1bcv$1im8$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Brad Beveridge says...
>
>If you would like to see the concept of immutable data in D (as
>discussed in other threads), please simply reply to this message
>directly.  Please do not discuss anything in this thread.  I would like
>that people issue their vote by replying, hence only reply once.
>In this way the votes should be very easy to count.
>
>If you do not want to see D gain "immutable", or you think it is a waste of Walter's effort, please reply to the other "Vote: No" thread.
>
>Walter - if I have overstepped the purpose of the newsgroup with these posts, please delete them or make a posting that people not vote.
>
>Thanks
>Brad

+1

Stefan

Sometimes I'm missing const from C++...


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Tomasz Stachowiak  /+ a.k.a. h3r3tic +/

Yessireebob.

In article <da1bcv$1im8$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Brad Beveridge says...
>
>If you would like to see the concept of immutable data in D (as
>discussed in other threads), please simply reply to this message
>directly.  Please do not discuss anything in this thread.  I would like
>that people issue their vote by replying, hence only reply once.
>In this way the votes should be very easy to count.
>
>If you do not want to see D gain "immutable", or you think it is a waste of Walter's effort, please reply to the other "Vote: No" thread.
>
>Walter - if I have overstepped the purpose of the newsgroup with these posts, please delete them or make a posting that people not vote.
>
>Thanks
>Brad

Y - E - S
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Thanks,
Trevor Parscal
www.trevorparscal.com
trevorparscal@hotmail.com

Sure.