So.. who's read it? I think it's quite interesting, has anyone tried to do anything like it in D yet?

Regan

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I reviewed it for Chris some months ago, and have encouraged him to look at Aspect-D. AFAICR, he was interested but, like the rest of us, has a lot on his plate.

Hopefully, we can interest him in doing some AOP mixins for D later in the year. :)

How 'bout it Chris??

"Regan Heath" <regan@netwin.co.nz> wrote in message news:opsa3oh9z95a2sq9@digitalmars.com...
> So.. who's read it? I think it's quite interesting, has anyone tried to do anything like it in D yet?
>
> Regan
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On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 10:06:03 +1000, Matthew <admin@stlsoft.dot.dot.dot.dot.org> wrote:
> I reviewed it for Chris some months ago

I saw your name in the Acknowledgements :)

> , and have encouraged him to look at
> Aspect-D. AFAICR, he was interested but, like the rest of us, has a lot on his
> plate.
>
> Hopefully, we can interest him in doing some AOP mixins for D later in the year.
> :)
>
> How 'bout it Chris??

I'd like to give it a go too. I was hoping an example existed in D that I could play with.

Are mixins the way D will do this sort of thing do you think.. I thought of them first when I wondered what the D way would be. Them and templates of course.

Regan

> "Regan Heath" <regan@netwin.co.nz> wrote in message
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>> So.. who's read it? I think it's quite interesting, has anyone tried to do
>> anything like it in D yet?
>>
>> Regan
>>
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Regan Heath wrote:

> So.. who's read it? I think it's quite interesting, has anyone tried to do anything like it in D yet?
> 
> Regan
> 

It had some iteresting ideas - though without a preprocessor or other hooks to method invocation it's hard to say how it would apply to D.

It was also nice to see the article about Subversion (the SCM dsource uses) and the pitfalls of "volatile" - including a nice little "history of volatile". Both articles were relevant to D users (or those of us using dsource).

-Ben