I have problems when compiling this code:

module VincoloPPF;

private import VincoloMF;

class VincoloPPF {
static int c1 = 0;
public static void C1()
{
c1 = 1;
return;
}

this()
{
VincoloMF.C();
}
}

module VincoloMF;

private import VincoloPPF;

class VincoloMF {
static int c = 0;

public static void C()
{
c = 0;
return;
}

this()
{
VincoloPPF.C1();
}
}

DMD (0.141, invoked as dmd VincoloMF.d VincoloPPF.d) says:
VincoloMF.d(15): undefined identifier module VincoloPPF.Create
VincoloMF.d(15): function expected before (), not module VincoloPPF.Create of
type void
VincoloPPF.d(15): undefined identifier module VincoloMF.Create
VincoloPPF.d(15): function expected before (), not module VincoloMF.Create of
type void

What is wrong in the code? How can I rewrite it? Thank you.

"Marco Falda" <Marco_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:drio81$2rt7$1@digitaldaemon.com...
>I have problems when compiling this code:
>
> module VincoloPPF;
>
> private import VincoloMF;
>
> class VincoloPPF {
> static int c1 = 0;
> public static void C1()
> {
> c1 = 1;
> return;
> }
>
> this()
> {
> VincoloMF.C();
> }
> }
>
> module VincoloMF;
>
> private import VincoloPPF;
>
> class VincoloMF {
> static int c = 0;
>
> public static void C()
> {
> c = 0;
> return;
> }
>
> this()
> {
> VincoloPPF.C1();
> }
> }
>
> DMD (0.141, invoked as dmd VincoloMF.d VincoloPPF.d) says:
> VincoloMF.d(15): undefined identifier module VincoloPPF.Create
> VincoloMF.d(15): function expected before (), not module VincoloPPF.Create
> of
> type void
> VincoloPPF.d(15): undefined identifier module VincoloMF.Create
> VincoloPPF.d(15): function expected before (), not module VincoloMF.Create
> of
> type void
>
> What is wrong in the code? How can I rewrite it? Thank you.

I'm guessing that you've renamed the Create functions to C() somewhere between the time you got the error and the time you posted.  The problem is that you've named your classes the same as your modules, so writing VincoloPPF.C() means that the compiler is looking for a function named C() at the module level in VincoloPPF.d.  Try VincoloPPF.VincoloPPF.C() instead.

If this irritates you, try renaming your module (make it all lowercase, for example, since that's kind of a convention in D).  That way, when you write VincoloPPF.C(), it will use the class instead of the module.

Thank you very much; I changed the names of the modules to lowercase and now the code is right.


P.S.: yes, I renamed the function "Create" in "C" in order to avoid possible reserved words, but I forgot to update the error messages.





In article <driour$2sjj$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Jarrett Billingsley says...
>
>"Marco Falda" <Marco_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:drio81$2rt7$1@digitaldaemon.com...
>>I have problems when compiling this code:
>>
>> module VincoloPPF;
>>
>> private import VincoloMF;
>>
>> class VincoloPPF {
>> static int c1 = 0;
>> public static void C1()
>> {
>> c1 = 1;
>> return;
>> }
>>
>> this()
>> {
>> VincoloMF.C();
>> }
>> }
>>
>> module VincoloMF;
>>
>> private import VincoloPPF;
>>
>> class VincoloMF {
>> static int c = 0;
>>
>> public static void C()
>> {
>> c = 0;
>> return;
>> }
>>
>> this()
>> {
>> VincoloPPF.C1();
>> }
>> }
>>
>> DMD (0.141, invoked as dmd VincoloMF.d VincoloPPF.d) says:
>> VincoloMF.d(15): undefined identifier module VincoloPPF.Create
>> VincoloMF.d(15): function expected before (), not module VincoloPPF.Create
>> of
>> type void
>> VincoloPPF.d(15): undefined identifier module VincoloMF.Create
>> VincoloPPF.d(15): function expected before (), not module VincoloMF.Create
>> of
>> type void
>>
>> What is wrong in the code? How can I rewrite it? Thank you.
>
>I'm guessing that you've renamed the Create functions to C() somewhere between the time you got the error and the time you posted.  The problem is that you've named your classes the same as your modules, so writing VincoloPPF.C() means that the compiler is looking for a function named C() at the module level in VincoloPPF.d.  Try VincoloPPF.VincoloPPF.C() instead.
>
>If this irritates you, try renaming your module (make it all lowercase, for example, since that's kind of a convention in D).  That way, when you write VincoloPPF.C(), it will use the class instead of the module.
>
>