Hi BCSd, you are making a good point, which is tha...

2009-04-24T01:53:00.000-07:00

Hi BCSd, you are making a good point, which is that in addition to class static ctors and dtors, D also has module static tors. The mechanics involved in supporting them in the .NET backend is slightly different from what I described in this post, and perhaps deserves a full-size blog entry.

Your example does not compile under D 2.0, because const string literals are not implicitly-convertible to char[] -- you should use "string" instead.

My D on .NET project focuses entirely on the 2.0 version of the language.

Whatever you do make shure this works the same on ...

2009-04-22T11:47:00.000-07:00

Whatever you do make shure this works the same on both sides:

module A;

char[][char[]] map;
void main()
{
foreach(k,v;map)
writef("%s -> %s\n", k,v);
}

module B;
import A;
static this()
{
map["hello"] = "world";
}

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Hi BCSd, you are making a good point, which is tha...

Whatever you do make shure this works the same on ...