Your dmt.d not compile for exe in Windows with last version of dmd 2.099.0

dmt.d(71): Deprecation: Usage of the body keyword is deprecated. Use do instead.
dmt.d(125): Deprecation: Usage of the body keyword is deprecated. Use do instead.
dmt.d(206): Deprecation: Usage of the body keyword is deprecated. Use do instead.
dmt.d(234): Deprecation: Usage of the body keyword is deprecated. Use do instead.
dmt.d(212): Error: pure function dmt.check_if_can_indent cannot call impure function dmt.strcmp_first2
dmt.d(212): Error: @nogc function dmt.check_if_can_indent cannot call non-@nogc function dmt.strcmp_first2

I changed the body to do, and added pure @nogc and your program compiled. But I did not like it. I didn't find the program useful. I highly doubt this program will please D programmers. I have a request. Please make a version of your program that just makes the use of the semicolon (;) optional just like in JavaScript. This would be very useful for D programmers.

On Friday, 1 April 2022 at 12:39:15 UTC, Marcone wrote:

Thanks for the report. Please next time open a github issue for such things, so I can spot them and fix quickly.

The Error part was fixed in https://github.com/baryluk/dmt/commit/748de1d6726c0dbe97ba098b094588b4f13d7045

Something changed in the semantic analysis, that caused strcmp_first2 to not be inffered correctly. Adding explicit attributes solves that.

I am aware of Deprecation: Usage of the body keyword is deprecated. Use do instead.. This is intentional because gdc in some older Linux distributions (including Debian stable) do not recognize do, but they do body. Once the newer versions of gdc trickle to more distros (and Debian stable), I will switch it to use do and remove use of body. The deprecation warning is harmless otherwise.