version(D_Ddoc) end up being in documentation

[FreeSlave]

///
module main;

///
interface SomeInterface
{
    void someFunc();
}

///
version(D_Ddoc){
    final class SomeClass : SomeInterface
    {
        void someFunc() {}
    }
}

void main()
{

}

Result:

You can also see strange positioning of final keyword.

[adamdruppe]

On Wed, May 30, 2018 at 05:56:42AM -0700, Roman Chistokhodov wrote: 

Yeah, it doesn't give version ddoc any special treatment (you will notice any version things show up there).... not sure if I want to change that or not. Actually, I think version(ddoc) should be considered harmful and removed, but I get compatibility with the upstream. I guess if it is present, it can just favor that maybe.

You can also see strange positioning of `final` keyword.

oh yeah that's a bug.

[FreeSlave]

Actually, I think version(ddoc) should be considered harmful and removed

What do you suggest users should do when there're two completely different implementations (depending on platform), but with the same interface?

[adamdruppe]

On Wed, May 30, 2018 at 06:10:03AM -0700, Roman Chistokhodov wrote: What do you suggest users should do when there're two completely different implementations (depending on platform), but with the same interface?

Document it just like anything else then use `/// ditto` like you would an overload.