On 07/27/12 18:11, monarch_dodra wrote:
> This is going to sound stupid, but how do you have two pointers' targets copy
> each other? since pointers are used like reference types, how do you write
> the C++ equivalent of "*p1 == *p2"
Exactly the same, there's no difference between C and D pointers, except for
classes.
> Here is the context of what I'm trying to do:
>
> ----
> struct S
> {
> struct Payload
> {}
> Payload payload;
>
> @property
> typeof(this) dup()
> {
> typeof(this) ret;
> if(payload)
> {
> ret.payload = new Payload;
> ret.payload = payload; //Copies the payload? The pointer?
'ret.payload' is 'S'; 'new Payload' is '*S'...
If you meant 'Payload* payload;', then just the pointer is copied.
artur
