Why doesn't this compile?
const int map[dstring];
static this() {
map["abc"] = 123;
}
It seems utterly pointless to be able to declare a const associative
array yet be unable to initialize it (trying to initialize it with an AA
literal doesn't work, the compiler complains the literal is
non-constant).
AA's are a very welcome inclusion in D (IMNSHO, no modern programming
language worth its salt should omit AA's), but they do have some aspects
that are utterly annoying.
T
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