• Lewis (15/15) Dec 20 2003 Was just thinking that import blocks may be a handy thing to have
• Vathix (3/5) Dec 20 2003 You can do this:
• Lewis (2/16) Dec 20 2003 oh, ok... sorry didnt know that was possible, thanks
• C. Sauls (6/26) Dec 20 2003 Neither did I... :O Sweet. I was about to say how much I like this
• Vathix (4/30) Dec 20 2003 save
• J Anderson (2/47) Dec 20 2003 Personally I find the single import easier to copy/paste.
• Charles (5/60) Dec 20 2003 Yea, i like them spread out makes it easier to read (for me ), i usually

Lewis <dethbomb hotmail.com> writes:

Was just thinking that import blocks may be a handy thing to have

instead of...

import std.string;
import std.c.windows.windows;
import std.utf;

something like

import {
std.string;
std.c.windows.windows;
std.utf;
}

or

import { std.string; std.c.windows.windows; std.utf; }

you would still have the order of include you want , it would just save some
typing

just a thought :)

"Vathix" <vathix dprogramming.com> writes:

 you would still have the order of include you want , it would just save

some typing
 just a thought :)


You can do this:

import std.string, foo, std.stream;

Lewis <dethbomb hotmail.com> writes:

Vathix wrote:
you would still have the order of include you want , it would just save

 
 some typing
 
just a thought :)

 
 
 
 You can do this:
 
 import std.string, foo, std.stream;
 
 
 

oh, ok... sorry didnt know that was possible, thanks

"C. Sauls" <ibisbasenji yahoo.com> writes:

Lewis wrote:
 Vathix wrote:
 
 you would still have the order of include you want , it would just save


 some typing

 just a thought :)




 You can do this:

 import std.string, foo, std.stream;

 
 oh, ok... sorry didnt know that was possible, thanks

Neither did I... :O  Sweet.  I was about to say how much I like this 
idea... guess I'll say how much I like that somebody did it (all hail 
Walter!?).

  - C. Sauls
  - Invironz

"Vathix" <vathix dprogramming.com> writes:

"C. Sauls" <ibisbasenji yahoo.com> wrote in message
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 Lewis wrote:
 Vathix wrote:

 you would still have the order of include you want , it would just




save
 some typing

 just a thought :)




 You can do this:

 import std.string, foo, std.stream;

 oh, ok... sorry didnt know that was possible, thanks

 Neither did I... :O  Sweet.  I was about to say how much I like this
 idea... guess I'll say how much I like that somebody did it (all hail
 Walter!?).

   - C. Sauls
   - Invironz


I was wondering why not many people were using it  :)

J Anderson <REMOVEanderson badmama.com.au> writes:

Vathix wrote:

"C. Sauls" <ibisbasenji yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Lewis wrote:
    

Vathix wrote:

      

you would still have the order of include you want , it would just
          




save
  

some typing

        

just a thought :)
          


You can do this:

import std.string, foo, std.stream;



        

oh, ok... sorry didnt know that was possible, thanks
      

Neither did I... :O  Sweet.  I was about to say how much I like this
idea... guess I'll say how much I like that somebody did it (all hail
Walter!?).

  - C. Sauls
  - Invironz
    


I was wondering why not many people were using it  :)



  

Personally I find the single import easier to copy/paste.

"Charles" <sanders-consulting comcast.net> writes:

Yea, i like them spread out makes it easier to read (for me ), i usually
dont do bit x, y, z, ab; either :).

C
"J Anderson" <REMOVEanderson badmama.com.au> wrote in message
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 Vathix wrote:

"C. Sauls" <ibisbasenji yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Lewis wrote:


Vathix wrote:



you would still have the order of include you want , it would just




save


some typing



just a thought :)


You can do this:

import std.string, foo, std.stream;

oh, ok... sorry didnt know that was possible, thanks

Neither did I... :O  Sweet.  I was about to say how much I like this
idea... guess I'll say how much I like that somebody did it (all hail
Walter!?).

  - C. Sauls
  - Invironz


I was wondering why not many people were using it  :)

 Personally I find the single import easier to copy/paste.