Hello everyone,
I am playing around with DSFML and drawing some stuff on the
screen. It works like a charm but I got some unexpected behavior
when building a `Particle` class.
My class looks like this:
```d
class Particle : Drawable
{
CircleShape shape = new CircleShape(5);
this(int x, int y)
{
this.shape.position = Vector2f(x, y);
this.shape.fillColor = Color.Green;
}
void draw(RenderTarget renderTarget, RenderStates renderStates)
{
renderTarget.draw(this.shape);
}
}
```
When I create an array of `Particle`s and try to draw them, all
of them are drawn on the exact same location in my window.
However, when I assign `shape` in the constructor with
`this.shape = new CircleShape(5);` it works as expected.
The last time I wrote something in D is a few months back, but I
cannot remember this behavior. In the code above `shape` acts
like as if it were `static` without being `static`, obviously. Is
there something wrong with D in this case, or is there something
wrong with DSFML or am I just stupid right now and not able to
see the obvious.
Thanks in advance.
