On Monday, 27 December 2021 at 21:05:51 UTC, data pulverizer
wrote:
adder(MyType!MyEnum.INTEGER(), MyType!MyEnum.STRING());
The rule for !(args) is of you leave the parenthesis off, it only
uses the next single token as the argument. So it will never
include a dot; it is like you wrote `MyType!(MyEnum).INTEGER`.
You might just always use the () in your generated code.... when
you create that mixin string can't just just change the generator
to put the () around it? Or is the stringof generating this?
(Another reason why stringof is terrible and should never be used
ever for anything.)
`MyType!MyEnum.STRING` is generated with `T.stringof `. I get
the error:
if you can paste teh code where you generate this I can prolly
show you a much easier way to do it. stringof sucks really hard.
