• torhu (15/15) May 06 2007 Indigo has got a new home at dsource.org:
• Dejan Lekic (2/2) May 06 2007 As I stated many times - Indigo is a _MUST TRY_ piece of D source. :)
• Gregor Richards (3/3) May 06 2007 Indigo does not work with the latest versions of D. There are quite a
• torhu (4/6) May 06 2007 I forgot to mention you need to compile with -d. Doesn't seem to be

torhu <fake address.dude> writes:

Indigo has got a new home at dsource.org:
http://www.dsource.org/projects/indigo/

Docs and feature list here:
http://indigo.dsource.org/

The Indigo library consists of several parts.  The most interesting part 
might be the containers modelled after the Qt 4.0 container classes, 
which also means they have an STL-like interface.  Other features 
include a dynamic library loader, signals and slots, an IO system, and 
i18n tools.

The license is LGPL.

I don't intend to start maintaining Indigo myself.  The idea is just to 
make sure it continues to be available.  If you want to contribute 
something, let me know.

I've never used anything besides the container classes myself, so if 
anyone has some experience with Indigo, please fill in the blanks. :)

Dejan Lekic <dejan.lekic gmail.com> writes:

As I stated many times - Indigo is a _MUST TRY_ piece of D source. :)
Congratulations torhu!

Gregor Richards <Richards codu.org> writes:

Indigo does not work with the latest versions of D. There are quite a 
few []->* issues.

  - Gregor Richards

torhu <fake address.dude> writes:

Gregor Richards wrote:
 Indigo does not work with the latest versions of D. There are quite a 
 few []->* issues.


I forgot to mention you need to compile with -d.  Doesn't seem to be 
that many issues, I think I just fixed most of them.  The container 
classes compile without -d now.