• Mike Wynn (28/28) May 07 2004 I know this is due to the this();
• Walter (2/2) May 10 2004 This is the way it is designed to work, so that one has the option of no...

Mike Wynn <one_mad_alien hotmail.com> writes:

I know this is due to the this(); 
and I believe (not that I ever use it) that D supports function/method
implementations out of line (akinto c++) (right/wrong)?

but I do think this should give some kind of warning at least that the
module (when compiled) has a missing item.

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import std.c.stdio;

template App( BaseClass )
{
	class Main
	{
		static BaseClass app;
		this(); // { printf("App!(BaseClass).Main::new"); } //
this is the error!!
	}
}

class MyApp : App!(MyApp).Main
{
	this() { super(); app = this; }
}

int main( char[][] args ) {
	MyApp appl = new MyApp();
	return 0;
}


//temtest.obj(temtest)
// Error 42: Symbol Undefined
_D7temtest019App_C7temtest5MyApp4Main5_ctorFZC7temte
//st11__anonymous19App_C7temtest5MyApp4Main

"Walter" <newshound digitalmars.com> writes:

This is the way it is designed to work, so that one has the option of not
publishing the implementation of the member functions.