I was thinking, it would be nice to have a type-checked variable argument list. Something like

printd(char[] format, D ...)

Maybe the D there isn't a great way to put it but it could cause the compiler to check the format against all the parameters in ... like it would make sure the first %d was an int, etc. Or perhaps the format string would have a different type or something that implied the type-checked variable arguments.

I also think D should have its own standard input/output module. I'd be willing to code it even.

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> I also think D should have its own standard input/output module. I'd be willing to code it even.
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It could be like a stream.File using a HANDLE from GetStdHandle without the seekable. Like, a couple objects stream.input and stream.output (maybe a stream.error too) could be available.

"Vathix" <Vathix@kernel.net> wrote in message news:b8gsti$135o$1@digitaldaemon.com...
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> > I also think D should have its own standard input/output module. I'd be willing to code it even.
> It could be like a stream.File using a HANDLE from GetStdHandle without
the
> seekable. Like, a couple objects stream.input and stream.output (maybe a stream.error too) could be available.

stream is a good start - why not see what you can do with it?