digitalmars.D - Who on earth knows how???...
- Arlen Albert Keshabyan (4/4) Nov 30 2006 Beg a pardon.
- Sean Kelly (6/10) Nov 30 2006 I've experimented with this in the past and encountered pretty much the
- Arlen Albert Keshabyan (3/3) Nov 30 2006 Thank you, Sean.
- Charlie (4/8) Nov 30 2006 I think you can also use templates, ala
- Arlen Albert Keshabyan (4/11) Nov 30 2006 Thank you Charlie! :)
- Hasan Aljudy (3/5) Nov 30 2006 Completely off-topic, sorry, but I've always wondered what does "ala"
- Kirk McDonald (9/18) Nov 30 2006 The Internet is your friend:
- renoX (4/23) Dec 01 2006 What the wiktionary doesn't tell is that this comes originally from
- Kirk McDonald (7/33) Dec 01 2006 Sure it does, right under "etymology." See also:
Beg a pardon. Recently, I've posted the subject to discuss about multiple inheritance simulation in D. None answers followed. But I still need the feature to simulate. Has anybody good news to share?
Nov 30 2006
Arlen Albert Keshabyan wrote:Beg a pardon. Recently, I've posted the subject to discuss about multiple inheritance simulation in D. None answers followed. But I still need the feature to simulate. Has anybody good news to share?I've experimented with this in the past and encountered pretty much the same problems you did. Here is some old code of mine that applies. It's an experimental rewrite of std.stream--do a search for FStream for the best example. Sean
Nov 30 2006
Arlen Albert Keshabyan <arlen.albert gmail.com> Thank you, Sean. I'll definitely took a look at your code. :)
Nov 30 2006
I think you can also use templates, ala http://www.dsource.org/projects/tutorials/wiki/MultipleInheritanceWithTe plateBoltInsExample Charlie Arlen Albert Keshabyan wrote:Beg a pardon. Recently, I've posted the subject to discuss about multiple inheritance simulation in D. None answers followed. But I still need the feature to simulate. Has anybody good news to share?
Nov 30 2006
== Quote from Charlie (charlies nowhere.com)'s articleI think you can also use templates, alahttp://www.dsource.org/projects/tutorials/wiki/MultipleInheritanceWithTemplateBoltInsExampleCharlie Arlen Albert Keshabyan wrote:Thank you Charlie! :) That's what I need!Beg a pardon. Recently, I've posted the subject to discuss about multiple inheritance simulation in D. None answers followed. But I still need the feature to simulate. Has anybody good news to share?
Nov 30 2006
Charlie wrote:I think you can also use templates, ala http://www.dsource.org/projects/tutorials/wiki/MultipleInheritanceWithTe plateBoltInsExampleCompletely off-topic, sorry, but I've always wondered what does "ala" mean?!!!
Nov 30 2006
Hasan Aljudy wrote:Charlie wrote:The Internet is your friend: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/a_la a la, less commonly à la 1. In the style or manner of. -- Kirk McDonald Pyd: Wrapping Python with D http://pyd.dsource.orgI think you can also use templates, ala http://www.dsource.org/projects/tutorials/wiki/MultipleInheritanceWithTe plateBoltInsExampleCompletely off-topic, sorry, but I've always wondered what does "ala" mean?!!!
Nov 30 2006
Kirk McDonald a écrit :Hasan Aljudy wrote:What the wiktionary doesn't tell is that this comes originally from French language hence the accent on the a: "à la". renoXCharlie wrote:The Internet is your friend: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/a_la a la, less commonly à la 1. In the style or manner of.I think you can also use templates, ala http://www.dsource.org/projects/tutorials/wiki/MultipleInheritanceWithTe plateBoltInsExampleCompletely off-topic, sorry, but I've always wondered what does "ala" mean?!!!
Dec 01 2006
renoX wrote:Kirk McDonald a écrit :Sure it does, right under "etymology." See also: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%A0_la -- Kirk McDonald Pyd: Wrapping Python with D http://pyd.dsource.orgHasan Aljudy wrote:What the wiktionary doesn't tell is that this comes originally from French language hence the accent on the a: "à la". renoXCharlie wrote:The Internet is your friend: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/a_la a la, less commonly à la 1. In the style or manner of.I think you can also use templates, ala http://www.dsource.org/projects/tutorials/wiki/MultipleInheritanceWithTe plateBoltInsExampleCompletely off-topic, sorry, but I've always wondered what does "ala" mean?!!!
Dec 01 2006