• MicroWizard (14/14) Sep 05 2005 Nowadays I have to develop in M$ .NET environment.
• Eddy POULLET (3/17) Sep 06 2005 I second you !
• Kyle Furlong (2/23) Sep 08 2005 I third(?) you!

MicroWizard <MicroWizard_member pathlink.com> writes:

Nowadays I have to develop in M$ .NET environment.
Not to mention how and why I hate it...

But there are a lot of good (and unfinished) ideas in it, for example:
- remoting
- dynamic class loading
- reflection

I think the root of these possibilities is Reflection.

Reflection could make the D life a lot easier also...
(I have found Ben Hinkle's Dflection very interesting
but it is in alpha stage yet. ClassInfo and TypeInfo are
not documented at all.)

Could anyone (Walter) tell me what is the "official" state
of planning/implementation of this and related things?

Tamas Nagy

Eddy POULLET <e.poullet win.be> writes:

 Nowadays I have to develop in M$ .NET environment.
 Not to mention how and why I hate it...
 
 But there are a lot of good (and unfinished) ideas in it, for example:
 - remoting
 - dynamic class loading
 - reflection
 
 I think the root of these possibilities is Reflection.
 
 Reflection could make the D life a lot easier also...
 (I have found Ben Hinkle's Dflection very interesting
 but it is in alpha stage yet. ClassInfo and TypeInfo are
 not documented at all.)

I second you ! 

Eddy POULLET
Brussels

Kyle Furlong <kylefurlong gmail.com> writes:

Eddy POULLET wrote:
Nowadays I have to develop in M$ .NET environment.
Not to mention how and why I hate it...

But there are a lot of good (and unfinished) ideas in it, for example:
- remoting
- dynamic class loading
- reflection

I think the root of these possibilities is Reflection.

Reflection could make the D life a lot easier also...
(I have found Ben Hinkle's Dflection very interesting
but it is in alpha stage yet. ClassInfo and TypeInfo are
not documented at all.)

 
 
 I second you ! 
 
 Eddy POULLET
 Brussels
 

I third(?) you!