TODO now is an external file. No need to keep it in README.md

README.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ The master document is `dtemplates.tex` and calls the other subfiles:
 * `dtemplates_advanced.tex` is about more advanced ideas, like constraints, tuples or operator overloading
 * `dtemplates_around.tex` deals with other metaprogramming constructs interacting with templates: traits, compile-time function evaluation (CTFE) and string mixins.
 * `dtemplates_examples.tex` presents some more detailed examples of what can be bone with D templates.
-* `dtemplates_appendix.tex` gives some explanation on the `is` expression.
+* `dtemplates_appendix.tex` gives some explanation on the `is` expression and links on other templates resources.
 
 I'll push the resulting pdf file on this repo, but it'd be best to generate it anew on your computer.
 
@@ -22,11 +22,3 @@ LaTeX notes
 
 The document uses the [minted](http://code.google.com/p/minted/) package. `minted` uses Python's [Pygment](pygments.org) highlighter.
 D code blocks are between `\begin{dcode}` and `\end{dcode}` commands. Transform them into `verbatim` commands if you do not want to use `minted`.
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-TODO
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-* Finish the examples part
-* write some D code to automatically extract and compile the examples code.
-* find a way to convert to .ddoc format (maybe another project: some Markdown <-> LaTex <-> DDoc converter), to use D's own syntax highlighter.
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TODO.md

@@ -21,5 +21,10 @@ Templates to show
 Misc.
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 * __LINE__ and __FILE__ are described on dlang.org. Link it.
 * Index Appendix B.
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+"You can't use methods (delegates) for template parameters, because they need a context, which is not known at compile-time."
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+"If exactly one of two equally good matched functions is a templated one, the other one is chosen. Now that you have templated the second function, both are an equally good match and both are templated."