On 9/22/14, 11:56 AM, Daniel Murphy wrote:
"Vladimir Panteleev" wrote in message
news:oadjpzibjneyfutoy...@forum.dlang.org...
What if you *want* a Typedef instantiation to be the same for all
instantiations of a parent template?
Declare it outside the template and provide an alias inside. Like you
would with any other declaration you wanted common to all instantiations.
I think you can have both if Typedef simply takes an "ARGS...", which
defaults to TypeTuple!(__FILE__, __LINE__, __COLUMN__), but in this
case can be overridden to TypeTuple!(Foo, T).
Yeah. If it wasn't for the syntax overhead, the ideal args is something
like this:
struct MyTypedef_Tag;
alias MyTypedef = Typedef!(basetype, init, MyTypedef_Tag);
struct MyTypedef_Tag;
alias MyTypedef = Typedef!(basetype, init, MyTypedef_Tag.mangleof);
should get you off the ground :o).
Andrei
