On Sunday, 12 May 2013 at 03:32:44 UTC, evilrat wrote:
what? structs has value semantics, every time you assign a
struct to variable it assign its copy.
you also don't have to have constructor for structs, it
initializes it fields in left-to-right order or so.
[..]
Yes, I know that. But I'm not trying to write a struct such as
'Test' in my example above. 'Test' is just the simplest example I
could make in order to showcase the (assumed) compiler bug. The
struct that I *am* trying to make does indeed need a constructor
and it's a very complex one and I do need a way to assign
different compile-time-constant values of that struct type over
'this' inside the constructor.
Anyway, if no-one tells me otherwise, I'll just assume it's a
compiler bug and make a bug-report about it.
