https://dpaste.dzfl.pl/fb49bf834cff
import std.stdio;
auto Q(string A)()
{
auto foo()
{
auto d = mixin(Z!(A)());
return d;
}
return foo()();
}
auto X(string A, string N)()
{
return N~" = (() { int y = 4; return "~A~" + y + 5; })();";
}
auto Z(string A)()
{
return "() { int y = 4; return "~A~" + y + 5; }";
}
void main()
{
int x = 3;
double y = 0;
pragma(msg, (X!("x", "y")()));
mixin(X!("x", "y")());
y = Q!("x")();
writeln(y);
}
using Q is more ideomatic but foo does not have access to x which
is required(since Q should behave like a string mixin as far as
scope is concerned).
