Hi everyone,
I’ve fixed another bunch of bugs/implemented stuff during the last few days:
- Regression: Method locals weren’t shown in the completion.
- Regression: Completion didn’t trigger on method parameters etc.
- Work-around/Good compromise for too long template deduction times. #243
- Prefix all ‘extra linker arguments’ with -L when building projects in one step.
- Show default compiler in the global compiler options by default #221
- Intellisense didn’t process Up & Down keystrokes / immediately closed down the completion window #245
- Established detection in the completion whether an expression is parsed
- Fixed completion within enum definition blocks
- null-ref exception when typing a space after e.g. myTemplate!() #244
- writeln(asdf,) could’t be parsed though it’s marked as legal in the specs #248
- Only show classes, interfaces and templates when completing base classes. #236
- Template parameter insights were not displayed.
- Added AST modifier which finally solves the completion issues e.g. when entering a line break at a method’s body ending and the method’s locals won’t show up anymore.
- Fixed references finding for implicit template properties. #234
- When formatting text parts, indentation replacements are now combined to one undo group. #242
- Show param insight for delegates #241
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I cannot compile in windows, because there are too many files in the project ( > 700 ). The error message is the file name is too long in the command line.
Can you compile it via rdmd in the console?
The problem is simple. You just put every source files to the command line:
D:\D\dmd\windows\bin\dmd.exe -debug -gc “xxx.d” …(700 d files here) “main.d” “-ID:\D\dmd\src\druntime\import” “-ID:\D\dmd\src\phobos” “-odobj\Debug” “-ofE:\xxx.exe”
The error message is:
Error: cannot read file yyy.d
Becaouse the command line is too long.
Maybe you should use an rsp file instead.