changed 'alias y x' to 'alias x = y' throughout dlang.org

[JinShil]

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[ghost]

This isn't valid. I think the old syntax will be deprecated as well. @9rnsr: Do you know if I'm right about the deprecation?

[JinShil]

Oops, I got a little carried away. Can I just fix it in my branch?

[9rnsr]

@AndrejMitrovic I don't know that the old alias syntax will be deprecated. At least, currently new alias syntax does not cover all of old syntax features.

1. New alias syntax cannot declare function type directly
   alias int func(int); is OK, but alias fun = int(int); is not valid.
2. New alias syntax cannot declare function pointer or delegate type with extern.
   alias extern(C) int function() FP; is OK, but alias FP = extern(C) int function(); is not accepted.

[ghost]

#2 is just a parser bug afaik.

I'm not sure what to do about (or what is the actual purpose of ) #1.

[ghost]

Done with my review. Thank you very much for doing this @JinShil!

[JinShil]

@AndrejMitrovic Thanks for the review. I believe I've fixed all errors.

[ghost]

Thanks. Could you please squash the commits together?

[JinShil]

I'm sorry, but I'm new to this. Can you tell me how?

[ghost]

git rebase -i head~6

And then mark the first commit as the one to pick, the others as "fixup", and change the first commit's message to something like I've done below:

If you end up in a Vi interface like I did, hit the i key to get into interactive mode, do your changes, and then hit esc, hit :, type w (shows :w), hit enter (this writes the file). Then hit : again and type q and enter to quit. Then do a forced push to your repository via git push -f.

[JinShil]

Thanks. Done.

[ghost]

I'm seeing 8 commits now.

[ghost]

Excellent, I'm seeing only 1 commit now. If all you want to do is edit its commit message, you can do:

git commit --amend

[JinShil]

I totally screwed this up. I'll submit another pull request later.