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I don't suppose anybody has enough free time to make lemon generate d code instead of c code?

I want to use d to make a small scripting language for a project of mine. I'm just debating whether to ...

Not really, I failed to mention this would be needed during runtime. I've gotten the impression that its just not possible so I've decided to build around it.

Thanks anyway Crying or Very sad

I've already start to use DFL and plan to install DUI to try it out, but maybe somebody could offer me some frist hand advice.

Does anybody have any pros/cons of either on? So far all I can tell i ...

Same here on both accounts. Very impressive so far, and having a makefile with the code would be extremely appreciated!

I just wanted to know if it is possible in d to either redefine a class, or maybe undefine and define again?

I would seriously like to try out SWIG and the various other things appearently located on Andy's webpage, but I've been trying to access it for a couple of weeks now and I can never establish a conne ...

I wonder if Qt/D has been brought about yet...
What is Qt? QuickTime?

What about Java to D? Wink

Is it possible to compile a whole dir in one step with a compiler flag or do I need to come up with some script to cycle through every file with dmd?

Have you tried dmd *.d ?
Yes I have, it ga ...

I get it!

Thank you so much csauls.

myclass.value = "new value";

Is this method only for a value() method or can it be used on any class method with one single argument to pass?

Right now when I compile my d files I get an exe, an obj, and a map file. I use the arg -od to send the obj file to another dir, and -of to send the exe file to the same dir, but is there any way to ...

Looking very nice =)

Will you release the code to this tool along with the rest of DFL?

So could I think of a delegate as a virtual function that shares the context of where it is with itself? If not, don't blast me for my stupidity x_x

So char[][] result; gets shared in the delegate function in listing()? The delegate isn't in its own scope?