== Quote from Steven Schveighoffer (schvei...@yahoo.com)'s article > > //immutable should (i think) implicitly change char[] to immutable(char[])
> Your issue is here, (I'm guessing). If do this (after slimming down to a > compilable sample): > alias immutable(NotePart) NP; > then it compiles. > Because the expression (guessing that you have NP aliased to NotePart) > NP(...) is constructing a NotePart and not an *immutable* NotePart, it > cannot resolve that part of the expression, even though the whole > expression is treated as immutable after evaluation. > Maybe there's an enhancement lurking in here... > -Steve Perhaps that's it. I only aliased it to save on typing in this large block (some 200 entries). Easy work around since the structure is never used elsewhere (and instantiated immutable); So I converted my char[4] to immutable(char[4]) and the problem went away. But knowing it will be immutable later, it seems like it should figure it out. This is one of those lesser details they will get to later. I am not going to pester them, unless you think I should enter a bug report.
