Roderick Gibson:
> So my question is 1) How would I declare an array of pointers to
> const(Class)? That is, how do I declare an array such that the ARRAY is
> mutable, but the actual objects that it points to are not (ie you could
> change the pointers in the array, but you cannot change anything in a
> dereferenced object).
Currently one way to do it is:
import std.typecons;
class Foo { int x; }
void main() {
Rebindable!(const(Foo))[] foos;
foos.length = 5;
foos[0] = new Foo();
foos[0] = new Foo(); // OK
foos[0].x = 5; // Error
}
Bye,
bearophile
