August 29, 2022
On Monday, 29 August 2022 at 15:04:20 UTC, rikki cattermole wrote:
> It only does two things:
>
> 1. I can't remember the (single) semantic behavior
> 2. Create threads like this one
>
> Time to go.

😀

I look on the positive side and I learn a lot thanks to you.  Like @property I love all of them even if some don't work, I love D, thank you everyone.

SDB@79
September 02, 2022

I use @property, with the full knowledge that it does mostly nothing, for self-documentation purposes, in places where I'd use similar semantics in other languages. Seeing that I tagged something with @property lets me infer certain things about the nature of the inner values being held by the object, the interface to the outside world, and how the result is likely to be used once it's retrieved. Adding @property to a function looks warm and comfortable, like hanging a little holiday wreath on its door. I enjoy using it and I'm not going to stop.

I use @property more than @safe.

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