import std.array: assocArray;
import std.range: zip;
immutable string[const string] aa1, aa2, aa4, aa5;
static this() pure {
immutable aa3 = ["a":"b"];
aa2 = aa3.byValue.zip(aa3.byKey).assocArray; // OK
aa4 = ["a":"b"];
aa5 = aa4.byValue.zip(aa4.byKey).assocArray; // Error
}
void main() {}
I am missing something or is something wrong?
Bye and thank you,
bearophile
The line where aa2 is initialized gets accepted, while the
initialization of aa5 gets refused, despite in both cases they
use zipped keys/values from immutable associative arrays:
