Matthew Dudley:

I'm still fairly new to D, and my google-fu has failed me. I don't understand this error.

You have to remember that an instantiated template creates a totally distinct type.

There are few different ways to face your problem, this is one of them:


import std.stdio;

class Foo(uint N) {
    Foo opBinary(string op, uint N2)(Foo!N2 rhs) const
    if (op == "*") {
        "calling Foo.*".writeln;
        return new Foo;
    }
}

class Bar: Foo!3 {}
class Baz: Foo!4 {}

void main() {
    auto bar = new Bar;
    auto baz = new Baz;
    auto foo = bar * baz;
}


Bye,
bearophile

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