• Stefan Koch (12/12) Oct 22 2021 Good Day everyone,
• Imperatorn (2/14) Oct 22 2021 👍👍
• sighoya (5/17) Apr 23 2022 Feels comfortable, reminds me of Java.
• Stefan Koch (4/27) Apr 26 2022 Probably just an oversight on my part.

Stefan Koch <uplink.coder googlemail.com> writes:

Good Day everyone,

I have setup a version of `run.dlang.io` which is powered by a 
modified dmd that has my core.reflect patches.

this version is reachable under the url 
https://corereflect.org/run

Currently it does include a debugging feature which will give you 
time-limited access to a gdb instance running on the server, so 
you can experience what it is like to be able to step through 
what would usually be template meta code.

I am looking forward to hearing feedback.

Cheers,

Stefan

Imperatorn <johan_forsberg_86 hotmail.com> writes:

On Friday, 22 October 2021 at 16:28:43 UTC, Stefan Koch wrote:
 Good Day everyone,

 I have setup a version of `run.dlang.io` which is powered by a 
 modified dmd that has my core.reflect patches.

 this version is reachable under the url 
 https://corereflect.org/run

 Currently it does include a debugging feature which will give 
 you time-limited access to a gdb instance running on the 
 server, so you can experience what it is like to be able to 
 step through what would usually be template meta code.

 I am looking forward to hearing feedback.

 Cheers,

 Stefan

👍👍

sighoya <sighoya gmail.com> writes:

On Friday, 22 October 2021 at 16:28:43 UTC, Stefan Koch wrote:
 Good Day everyone,

 I have setup a version of `run.dlang.io` which is powered by a 
 modified dmd that has my core.reflect patches.

 this version is reachable under the url 
 https://corereflect.org/run

 Currently it does include a debugging feature which will give 
 you time-limited access to a gdb instance running on the 
 server, so you can experience what it is like to be able to 
 step through what would usually be template meta code.

 I am looking forward to hearing feedback.

 Cheers,

 Stefan

Feels comfortable, reminds me of Java.
Happy to see it in Dlang asap.

Why we have to go over the complement of fields instead of just 
using reflectionNode.methods?

Stefan Koch <uplink.coder googlemail.com> writes:

On Saturday, 23 April 2022 at 13:45:24 UTC, sighoya wrote:
 On Friday, 22 October 2021 at 16:28:43 UTC, Stefan Koch wrote:
 Good Day everyone,

 I have setup a version of `run.dlang.io` which is powered by a 
 modified dmd that has my core.reflect patches.

 this version is reachable under the url 
 https://corereflect.org/run

 Currently it does include a debugging feature which will give 
 you time-limited access to a gdb instance running on the 
 server, so you can experience what it is like to be able to 
 step through what would usually be template meta code.

 I am looking forward to hearing feedback.

 Cheers,

 Stefan

 Feels comfortable, reminds me of Java.
 Happy to see it in Dlang asap.

 Why we have to go over the complement of fields instead of just 
 using reflectionNode.methods?

Probably just an oversight on my part.
  .fields in the example is not a real property though.
it is a UFCS function.