On 03/29/2013 03:25 PM, "Artur Zawłocki" <artur.zawlo...@gmail.com>" wrote:
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Knowing the parent of D is not required to create an instance of D?
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In this case it is not necessary. The restriction will be introduced
later. (I have not implemented super constructor calls yet. They will
make it break down, because in general the subclass cannot know that the
unknown super class does not define a constructor.)
This is a simpler case that possibly illustrates my actual point better:
class A{ alias int string; }
template Mixin(string s){
mixin("alias "~s~" Mixin;");
}
class B : Mixin!(B.x){
immutable string x = "A";
}
This still crashes DMD.
