They were marked for removal in the docs (many of them were intended to
be removed in January), so now they've been removed from the docs and
marked for removal from the code in November.
The version of enforce which takes the file and line number as template
arguments has been scheduled for deprecation and has been replaced with
one which takes them as function arguments. The only code that this will
effect is code which explicitly passes the file or line number to
enforce.
Having the January deprecations and February deprecations in the same
month seems a bit much to me, since we managed to have both of those
months have quite a few, whereas the next few months have very few if
any. And we're close to release too, so I'd prefer to avoid causing
issues by deprecating them now.
This enables the test suite to build with the -property switch enabled.
std.cpuid: vendor()/processor() have not been converted to properties in accordance to core.cpuid.
std.xml: Element.text() cannot be a property due to the optional parameter.
The pragmas have not been as effective as we might have liked, since
they only work with templates and can't tell you where in your code you
need to make changes, and they seemed to have been more annoying to
programmers than helpful, so we're going to discontinue them. We'll
leave them in for stuff that's actually been deprecated until deprecated
has been improved enough to take a message, but we'll leave "scheduled
for deprecation" messages to the documentation and changelog.
The delegate version isn't @safe, but that would require conditional
attributes and/or multiple overloads where the delegate is @safe,
@trusted, or @system. I'm not quite sure what it would take, so I'm
leaving it alone for now.
Fixed incorrect pointer arithmetic with dynamic arrays in pointsTo.
Added support for static arrays in pointsTo. If there is a reason not to support it, add static assert(0); instead of my code in such case because of unexpected behaviour.
P.S.
Lets avoid pointer arithmetic in phobos when possible! Maybe it's time to find all pointers and fix it?
