On 8/6/22 09:33, Salih Dincer wrote:
> the slices feel like ranges, don't they?
Yes because they are ranges. :) (Maybe you meant they don't have range
member functions, which is true.)
D's slices happen to be the most capable range kind: RandonAccessRange.
All of the following operations are supported on them as long as one
imports std.array (or std.range, which publicly does so):
- empty
- front
- popFront
- save
- back
- popBack
- indexed element access
Slices have the optional length property as well (i.e. hasLength).
Those operations are not supported by member functions but by
free-standing functions.
Ali
