Andrea Fontana

I didn't see this one: https://github.com/jacob-carlborg/dstep/issues/34 ... but I found a way to recreate it with a simple case!

> I think most of the times using a `package.d` file is an anti pattern. What I've been thinking of for a while is adding support for specifying a whole...

I had a similar problem with -o. At first it seems that dstep ignored my -o param. I was trying to use dstep with an absolute path, and this probably...

Any news here? Kubuntu screenshot:  Some controls are renderered correctly, anyway. It could be a clue :)

I wonder whether or not a `coalesce` function would be more useful.

Just like in SQL. coalesce(a, b, c, d, ...) select the first non-null. I would select a.front if a is a range or only(a).front if not.

(we can force the first argument to be a range, to static check types of other args)

Isn't coalesce just a orelse with more than two args?

Are you sure that is the same bug? Setting this: ``` $ dcd-client -I ~/.dub/packages/arsd-official-10.8.2/arsd-official/ ``` This works: ```d import dom; void a() { Document d; d. } ``` ```...

Register this adam: https://code.dlang.org/packages/arsd :)