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I think what can work is to use the d-file as usual, but specify rdmd as the "other compiler" in the project configuration. In addition, specify "--build-only" as an additional com ...

Having played with rdmd's -of option and Visual D, I return with more feedback.

The first thing I tried was to set up a custom build tool for the only .d file in the project. I have indicated that ...

Did you try to drag the source folder from the explorer into an existing project in the solution explorer? This reconstructs the full file and directory tree in the project.I didn't think to try this. ...

Decided to give Visual D another try, but didn't get very far - maybe there's something I missed, or at the very least I hope you'll find my feedback useful.

I didn't find any way to add a director ...

Tokenized string literals have their own set of colors, which is slightly more red than the usual colors, but still different between token types. You can configure them in the Fonts and Color options ...

Thanks... I guess I'll wait for the next DMD release with [url=https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/tools/pull/14]rdmd pull request 14 integrated (otherwise I can't make it play with VisualD's cv ...

Hi,

I don't use Visual D myself, but I'm trying to put together a newbie's guide to set up D and hack on some of my code / libraries.

My question is: is it possible to use source libraries (i.e. ...

The DWin library has some code on this - dwin.sys.win32.ie.

Thanks, I appreciate that Smile

Two more questions:
1) I noticed that on the Wiki page you mentioned how to create import libraries from DLLs. I'm wondering if this is of any use when linking to D c ...

Hello,

I'm having some problems with linking my application. The problem is that although the WindowsAPI project has the headers for everything, there's still the problem with the libraries. DM's a ...

Thanks, that was it (and also a missing call to OleInitialize in the relevant thread).

Is there a way to do this with DFL?

both
Clipboard.setText(cast(ubyte[])"Hello world!");
and
Clipboard.setString("Hello world!");
put DataObject and OlePrivateData in the ...

Like the DLL example, I do call Application.setInstance before calling the module static constructors. I don't know why would DFL register the classes with the EXE's instance.

Sorry, the changes in that snapshot did not solve my problem. The second time the DLL loads, it crashes with the following call stack:

__d_throw@4 ...

I updated the tlhelp32 line on the ModuleList page.

Yes, I can use Subversion.