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Carlos



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PostPosted: Mon Jul 26, 2004 8:22 pm    Post subject: [bug] dstripcopy Reply with quote

In line 402 of net/BurtonRadons/digc/strip.d, "export" and "extern" are handled the same way. However they're not the same (you can do extern(...) but not export (...)), so export should be removed from that case. It seems to work well if it's just removed, but I don't know if any particular circumstance should be explicitely treated.
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jcc7



Joined: 22 Feb 2004
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Location: Muskogee, OK, USA

PostPosted: Thu Jul 29, 2004 6:01 pm    Post subject: Re: [bug] dstripcopy Reply with quote

Carlos wrote:
In line 402 of net/BurtonRadons/digc/strip.d, "export" and "extern" are handled the same way. However they're not the same (you can do extern(...) but not export (...)), so export should be removed from that case. It seems to work well if it's just removed, but I don't know if any particular circumstance should be explicitely treated.
My line numbers are apparently different than yours, so I'm guessing you're using an older version. Even if don't want to use a SVN client, you can still get the latest file from the repository: strip.d.

I did observe a proble with export and extern (and I fixed it differently than you suggested), but it may be a different problem than the problem you found. I fixed my problem, so if you still have a problem with your code, please post some code that makes it fail.

I think the problem is that it was taking out too many spaces (it should have left one). So, I fixed it by commenting out one of the spots where spaces are removed. I don't think people care so much that every last space is removed. They care more about the result being accepted by the compiler.
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