As the subject says, I would like D to generate functions from a template or something.

I have a (elaborate) function which I have to copy a few times with only
minor changes.
I could make the function variadic, but this would be slower.
Can I let D create the functions for me?

The changes between the functions aren't complexer than:

int add_1(int num){
  int i;
  i=num+1;
  return i;
}

int add_2(int num){
  int i;
  i=num+2;
  return i;
}

Reply to Saaa,

> As the subject says, I would like D to generate functions from a
> template or something.
> 
> I have a (elaborate) function which I have to copy a few times with
> only
> minor changes.
> I could make the function variadic, but this would be slower.
> Can I let D create the functions for me?
> The changes between the functions aren't complexer than:
> 
> int add_1(int num){
> int i;
> i=num+1;
> return i;
> }
> int add_2(int num){
> int i;
> i=num+2;
> return i;
> }


|int add(int inc)(int num){
|  int i;
|  i = num+inc;
|  return i;
|}
|
|add!(1)(val);
|add!(2)(val);

I have done functions with bool template parameters and then static if inside. If you want clean names for them you can use aliases

alias add!(1) add_1;
alias add!(2) add_2;

Thanks,
I'll try this on my functions (and read up on templates. Never used those
before.. exciting :)

>
>
> |int add(int inc)(int num){
> |  int i;
> |  i = num+inc;
> |  return i;
> |}
> |
> |add!(1)(val);
> |add!(2)(val);
>
> I have done functions with bool template parameters and then static if inside. If you want clean names for them you can use aliases
>
> alias add!(1) add_1;
> alias add!(2) add_2;
>
>