No I highly appreciate it, that you are trying to solve the
problem. The current state of the language on this is annoying
and it needs to be fixed.
I personally would like &A the question is if this is the
"D-Way". Maybe we should add a new keyword like "vref" for
"value reference".
Kind Regards
Benjamin Thaut
That's nice to hear. I was afraid I would be too intrusive on
this.
And I've finally did it: A& works now. It was a bit tricky, but
now it works nicely. Here a quick example:
void bar1(A& a) { } // OK
void bar2(A&* a) { } // Error: '&' can not be used in combination
with '*'
void bar3(A*& a) { } // Error: '&' can not be used in combination
with '*'
void bar4(const A& a) { } // OK
void bar5(ref A& a) { } // Error: conflicting storage class '&'
and ref
and for templates:
void bar(T)(T& t) {
writeln(t);
}
Thoughts?
