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=== Protection Attributes === |
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Protection Attributes
The text on protection attributes on DigitalMars:d/attribute.html is misleading/incomplete. See
NG:digitalmars.D/10906.
final
The only mention of 'final' is for member functions. I think this section should have a description of what final does in general and have a link to the member function usage for that specific case. [BenHinkle]
const
The const attribute should say a bit more about what can be evaluated at compile time and what can't. For example passing a constant to a function like std.math.sin(2.0) is not allowed even though as a human looking at it one could evaluate it at compile time. [BenHinkle]
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Corresponding page in the D Specification
- What does the final keyword do?
Qualifiers in D: learn more about Protection Attributes and Storage Attributes in the D Programming Language (
NG:digitalmars.D.bugs/7768)