On 6/9/15 4:43 PM, Idan Arye wrote:
The `This*` here is not mapped to `Algebraic!(Tuple!(),Tuple!(T,This*))` - it's mapped to the closest containing tuple, `Tuple!(T,This*)`. This means that the tail is not a list - it's a head and a tail. The list is either empty or infinite. At any rate, I think this feature is useful enough even if it doesn't support such use cases. You can always declare a list as a regular struct...
Way ahead of you :o). Algebraic would use std.variant.This, whereas Tuple would use std.typecons.This. So you get to choose. -- Andrei
