Changeset 308

Timestamp:

05/27/08 21:42:42 (6 months ago)

Author:

JarrettBillingsley

Message:

Coroutine opApply now starts at index 0 instead of 1. Compiler changed slightly for switch-case statements so that they play nice with the CLI.

Files:

• branches/v2/minid/baselib.d (modified) (1 diff)
• branches/v2/minid/commandline.d (modified) (2 diffs)
• branches/v2/minid/compiler.d (modified) (1 diff)

branches/v2/minid/baselib.d

@@ -750 +750 @@
-        s.push(s.getUpvalue(0u));
-        s.push(thread);
-0
+-1
-        return 3;
-    }

branches/v2/minid/commandline.d

@@ -68 +68 @@
-code will be run.  If there is an error, the code buffer is cleared.
-To end interactive mode, use the \"exit()\" function.
-
-In interactive mode, you will also have access to a function \"repr()\"
-which will print out a readable representation of a variable, more
-readable than what you get from toString() anyway.  The first param is
-the value to output; the optional second param should be 'true' to output
-a newline after printing the value, or 'false' not to.  Defaults to true.
-";
-/+ Stupid editor has issues with multiline strings. "+/
@@ -246 +240 @@
-            // static so the interrupt can access it.
-            static bool didHalt = false;
-
+
-            static extern(C) void interruptHandler(int s)
-            {

branches/v2/minid/compiler.d

@@ -7013 +7013 @@
-
-        List!(CaseStatement) cases;
+        
+        cases.add(CaseStatement.parse(l));
-
-        while(l.type == Token.Type.Case)
-            cases.add(CaseStatement.parse(l));
-
-        if(cases.length == 0)
-            throw new MDCompileException(location, "Switch statement must have at least one case statement");
-
-        DefaultStatement caseDefault;