Because I am still pretty new to the language, I keep getting hung up on the precise meanings of some of the various keywords. (auto-meaning-RAII vs. auto-meaning-type-inference had me scratching my head for a while.) To fix that, I wrote myself an index of the various keywords in the spec. It's pretty rudimentary, and of course *writing* the index was more educational for me than the index itself is. I'm not sure if anyone else would find this useful, but here it is anyway:

http://216.190.88.10:8087/media/d_index.html

I've placed it in the public domain, so do whatever you like with it. It might do well on Wiki4D.

-Kirk McDonald

In article <e5juaf$2ec1$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Kirk McDonald says...
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>Because I am still pretty new to the language, I keep getting hung up on the precise meanings of some of the various keywords. (auto-meaning-RAII vs. auto-meaning-type-inference had me scratching my head for a while.) To fix that, I wrote myself an index of the various keywords in the spec. It's pretty rudimentary, and of course *writing* the index was more educational for me than the index itself is. I'm not sure if anyone else would find this useful, but here it is anyway:
>
>http://216.190.88.10:8087/media/d_index.html
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>I've placed it in the public domain, so do whatever you like with it. It might do well on Wiki4D.

Cool! I like it! I put it at http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?LanguageSpecification/KeywordIndex

jcc7

Excellent reference.  Walter should include this in with his documentation.

-Craig

Kirk McDonald wrote:
> Because I am still pretty new to the language, I keep getting hung up on the precise meanings of some of the various keywords. (auto-meaning-RAII vs. auto-meaning-type-inference had me scratching my head for a while.) To fix that, I wrote myself an index of the various keywords in the spec. It's pretty rudimentary, and of course *writing* the index was more educational for me than the index itself is. I'm not sure if anyone else would find this useful, but here it is anyway:
> 
> http://216.190.88.10:8087/media/d_index.html
> 
> I've placed it in the public domain, so do whatever you like with it. It might do well on Wiki4D.
> 
> -Kirk McDonald

Excellent.

Craig Black wrote:
> Excellent reference.  Walter should include this in with his documentation.
> 
> -Craig 
> 
> 

Yep, something like this could be a glossary/index in the D doc.

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Bruno Medeiros - CS/E student
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