In: http://www.digitalmars.com/d/declaration.html

at Type Aliasing

in:

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alias int myint;

void foo(int x) { . }
void foo(myint m) { . }error, multiply defined function foo
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what begins with "error" should be documented and in green, no? (is DDoc?)

In article <djlrg0$3h9$1@digitaldaemon.com>, F says...
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>In: http://www.digitalmars.com/d/declaration.html
>
>at Type Aliasing
>
>in:
>
>--------------------------------------
>alias int myint;
>
>void foo(int x) { . }
>void foo(myint m) { . }error, multiply defined function foo
>---------------------------------------
>
>what begins with "error" should be documented and in green, no? (is DDoc?)

Yeah, I think it's supposed to be...
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alias int myint;

void foo(int x) { . }
void foo(myint m) { . }	// error, multiply defined function foo
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I think this would even be better...
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alias int myint;

void foo(int x) { }
void foo(myint m) { }	// error, multiply defined function foo
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But that's just me. ;)

jcc7