digitalmars.D - Open invitation for Kenji Hara
- Andrei Alexandrescu <SeeWebsiteForEmail erdani.org> Oct 07 2010
- Eric Poggel <dnewsgroup2 yage3d.net> Oct 07 2010
- Peter Alexander <peter.alexander.au gmail.com> Oct 08 2010
Hello, On behalf of the Phobos team and based on Kenji Hara's excellent submission http://github.com/9rnsr/scrap/blob/master/interfaces/interfaces.d, which reveals a good taste for design and an excellent understanding of the D programming language, I am honored to offer Kenji to join the Phobos team. Kenji comes highly recommended by other high-profile Phobos participants. Kenji, you'd need is a dsource.org user ID and a bugzilla accoung for d.puremagic.com. If you agree to join you'll be able to add adaptTo() to Phobos yourself, and of course you're gladly invited to propose, discuss, and effect additional improvements to Phobos. Thanks, Andrei
Oct 07 2010
On 10/7/2010 8:58 PM, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:Hello, On behalf of the Phobos team and based on Kenji Hara's excellent submission http://github.com/9rnsr/scrap/blob/master/interfaces/interfaces.d, which reveals a good taste for design and an excellent understanding of the D programming language, I am honored to offer Kenji to join the Phobos team. Kenji comes highly recommended by other high-profile Phobos participants. Kenji, you'd need is a dsource.org user ID and a bugzilla accoung for d.puremagic.com. If you agree to join you'll be able to add adaptTo() to Phobos yourself, and of course you're gladly invited to propose, discuss, and effect additional improvements to Phobos. Thanks, Andrei
Is this duck-typing for D?
Oct 07 2010
== Quote from Eric Poggel (dnewsgroup2 yage3d.net)'s articleIs this duck-typing for D?
It looks more like something that would allow you to take a non- polymorphic class and make it polymorphic. e.g. you have a Square class and a Circle class, both with a draw() method, but with no common base class. This takes these classes and make them polymorphic on some interface so that you can call draw() with dynamic dispatch.
Oct 08 2010








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