Hi
I'm trying to bring a class hierarchy with a lot of classes in D style.
The original classes have sometimes identical names like "button" or "control".
With the namespaces I've classes like followings

ui.core.Button
...and subclasses like
ui.web.mobile.Button
ui.web.desktop.Button
ui.desktop.Button
and more like this.

Which would be the best way to bring them in the D world?

Apple-Style like UCButton, UWMButton, UWDButton, UDButton
MS-style with the use of namespaces (ui.web.mobile.Button, ui.web.desktop.Button)
Java like WebMobileButton, DesktopButton
?

Regards, Ozan

On 6/3/16 11:32 AM, O/N/Src wrote:
> Hi
> I'm trying to bring a class hierarchy with a lot of classes in D style.
> The original classes have sometimes identical names like "button" or
> "control".
> With the namespaces I've classes like followings
>
> ui.core.Button
> ....and subclasses like
> ui.web.mobile.Button
> ui.web.desktop.Button
> ui.desktop.Button
> and more like this.
>
> Which would be the best way to bring them in the D world?
>
> Apple-Style like UCButton, UWMButton, UWDButton, UDButton
> MS-style with the use of namespaces (ui.web.mobile.Button,
> ui.web.desktop.Button)
> Java like WebMobileButton, DesktopButton
> ?
>
> Regards, Ozan

D supports packages and modules.

I would recommend using that to reproduce namespaces. When you are porting a library to D, best to use the same names as given in the original, not invent new ones.

-Steve