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digitalmars.D.learn - rt_attachDisposeEvent: the apparent magic behind std.signals
I was looking at the std.signals code in svn to find out how the magic of the observer class not needing to inherit anything was done and I was somewhat disappointed to see rt_attachDisposeEvent. Is this function standardised or exposed anywhere? I can think of cases where being able to listen for the dying screams of deleted objects might be useful. Jan 26 2010
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