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April 26, 2017
Gravatar of Philip MiessPosted by Philip MiessReply
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On the grammar page it says

ModuleDeclaration:
    module ModuleFullyQualifiedName ;

On the module page it says

ModuleDeclaration:
    ModuleAttributesopt module ModuleFullyQualifiedName ;

Is the difference and accident? Which is correct?

Also I see that string literal concatenation comments where removed from the lexical page and it is deprecated, but I don't see anything about it @ https://dlang.org/spec/expression.html#StringLiterals. Should that be marked or removed?

Phil
April 26, 2017
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On Wednesday, 26 April 2017 at 00:45:44 UTC, Philip Miess wrote:
> On the grammar page it says
>
> ModuleDeclaration:
>     module ModuleFullyQualifiedName ;
>
> On the module page it says
>
> ModuleDeclaration:
>     ModuleAttributesopt module ModuleFullyQualifiedName ;
>
> Is the difference and accident? Which is correct?
>
> Also I see that string literal concatenation comments where removed from the lexical page and it is deprecated, but I don't see anything about it @ https://dlang.org/spec/expression.html#StringLiterals. Should that be marked or removed?
>
> Phil

Thanks, both issues are confirmed. Next time you could also report the problems directly in the bug tracker since the specifications are considered as part of DMD.

Fixes are now pending on github.