On 2012-04-06 05:30, Ary Manzana wrote:
I don't understand the difference between "storage class" and "type
constructor". I guess I do. But my answer is the same as deadalnix: they
are attached to declarations (at compile time).
Can you give us an example of the confusion that arose? I can't
understand it without examples.
I think it should work like this:
@custom
class Foo {
@ custom
void bar() { }
void baz() { }
}
class Other {}
__traits(hasAttribute, Foo, 'custom') --> true
__traits(hasAttribute, Other, 'custom') --> false
// I have no idea how to iterate the members of Foo, or get a reference
to the "bar" method... I can't understand what __traits(getMember)
returns from the docs...
I would like to have the possibility to attach attributes to types and
parameters as well. Some think like this:
class Bar
{
@not_null(Foo) bar (@custom int a) {}
}
Where @not_null is attached to "Foo" and @custom is attached to "a".
--
/Jacob Carlborg
