Hello,
What is the common idiom to check whether the type of a given element is what I
expect?
Seems that
typeof(e) == Type
is refused by the compiler, for any reason? I get
DeeMatch.d(237): Error: type string is not an expression
I'm using
typeof(e).stringof == "TypeName"
Is there a better solution?
Also, how to override a class's field so that it is accessed according
actual/runtime type? (Like method dispatch.)
void method (SuperType x) {...access x.f...}
If I don't define f in SuperType, then I get a compiler error. If I do, then
SuperType.f is accessed, not the field on actual class of x.
Denis
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