Consider the following code:
mixin template Bar()
{
void Bar() {};
}
void mixin_ok()
{
mixin Bar;
Bar();
}
void mixin_not_defined_ok()
{
mixin UndefinedMixin; // OK, compile-time error
}
void mixin_not_defined_bug()()
{
mixin UndefinedMixin; // No error, unless
mixin_not_defined_bug is called. Bug?
}
void mixin_alias()
{
alias Foo = Bar;
mixin Foo;
//Foo(); // error: template instance Bar!() mixin
templates are not regular templates
Bar(); // ok, but not very helpful
}
Questions:
1) Is it a bug that mixin_not_defined_bug does not produce a
compile-time error, unless it is called? (DMD64 v2.062, OS X)
2) Wouldn't it make be helpful if "Foo()" did the same thing as
Bar()?
