On Friday, 16 November 2012 at 03:32:06 UTC, Rob T wrote:
I encountered this same "wtf???" today. Apparently, even with a
default type specified, you still have to put in a !(). I don't
know what the reasoning was behind making this seeming
redundancy a requirement, and it partially defeats the purpose
of the default. IN my case I wanted the default type to be
selected when left unspecified, but also to get rid of the !()
requirement for a more natural appearance. I was planning on
asking about this in the forums later.
I agree.
In any case, a simple work-a-round solution is to create an
alias, for example:
alias Event!() Event_t;
// you may substitute "Event_t" with whatever type name you want
Event_t e2; // Will compile!
Yeah but that kinda blows, doesn't it?
best thing you can do, is get a copy of "The D Programming
Language"
Good luck, and have some patience, you'll need it.
Already got it somewhere, I think. And thanks.
