On 2013-08-28 17:34, captaindet wrote:
b) what typeof expects/tolerates seems to be a bit of a minefield by
itself.
enum test = true;
writeln( typeof(test).stringof ); //prints: bool
enum wtf;
writeln( typeof(wtf).stringof ); //Error: argument wtf to typeof is
not an expression
Actually, I previously misread this. This is working as it should.
The first declares a manifest constant:
enum test = true
Is short for:
enum bool test = ture;
"bool" is the type, "test" is the name.
The second declares a new type, where "wtf" is the name of the type.
--
/Jacob Carlborg
