Hi,
while I was reading the language specification I stumbled across the
following problem:
Tuple!(int, int) x = Tuple!(1, 2); // doesn't compile
Tuple!(int, int) y = (1, 2); // leads to y being (2, 2)
How can I initialize a tuple by providing another tuple?
I know it's still possible to assign each element of the tuple separately,
I'm just wondering what sense it makes
to define an expression (1, 2) to be 2 of type int rather than (1, 2) of
type (int, int).
Is there any case in which this would provide an advantage?
Leo
