#include#include #include class MyClass { public: void method1(){} void method2(){} void method3(){} }; int main() { std::vector methods; MyClass myClass; // Get dsymbol of the class Dsymbol* dsymbol = Dsymbol::search(myClass.getType(), MyClass::classKind); // Extract the methods dsymbol->addMembers(&methods, Dsymbol::MEMmethod); // Print the methods for(auto method : method) { std::cout << method->getIdent()->toChars() << std::endl; } return 0; }
#includeThis code example shows how to use Dsymbol semantic to rename a function. It uses the `searchFuncDeclaration` method to get the `Dsymbol` of the function, and then calls `toAlias` to create an alias for the function with the new name. Finally, it calls the renamed function. Package library: This code example is using the DMD package, which is part of the D programming language's standard library.#include void printHelloWorld() { std::cout << "Hello world!" << std::endl; } int main() { // Get dsymbol of the function Dsymbol* dsymbol = Dsymbol::searchFuncDeclaration("printHelloWorld"); // Rename the function dsymbol->toAlias()->setIdent("printGoodbyeWorld"); // Call the renamed function printGoodbyeWorld(); return 0; }