On Saturday, 14 January 2017 at 05:29:49 UTC, Nicholas Wilson
wrote:
enum XX
{
X = Q.X.offsetof,
Y = Q.Y.offsetof
//ect.
}
and then
*(cast(void*)(this) + x) = e; //if inside struct/class
or
*(cast(void*)(q) + x) = e; // if outside
Unfortunately this loses you `@safe`ty, but as long as you trust
the value of x then it should be safe to `@trusted` that code.
If you are trying to avoid code duplication the enum
declaration of X
could also be done with a string mixin.
IMO this is massive overkill to save some typing. To the OP, it's
not really worth it to go to so much trouble. Just write some
slightly duplicated code and move on.
