On 12/10/11 5:27 AM, Walter Bright wrote:
On 12/10/2011 3:17 AM, Mehrdad wrote:
Yup, I started using it as soon as Timon mentioned it (thanks for the
suggestion!).
But I was referring to the bug, not to the workaround. :)
It isn't a bug, it is designed to work that way.
The design is wrong.
The type of the
instantiation is based on the argument types, not the parameter types.
This is wrong. The type of parameter is size_t, no two ways about it. It
is NOT alias.
(Note that "2" is the argument and "N" is the parameter.)
Not that N has type size_t.
Hence the message:
Error: cannot implicitly convert expression (m) of type Matrix!(int,2)
to Matrix!(int,N)
The message reflects a mistake.
(I don't understand
why Matrix!(int, cast(int)1) is considered a different instantiation,
when it
can't even be instantiated...)
Yes, it can be instantiated. But it cannot be implicitly converted to
type Matrix!(int, cast(uint)1) because they are different types.
They shouldn't.
Andrei
