That is the one thing I miss also.
The solution until now is to use a wrapper struct around a class,
but that is _very_ annoying and a good language should have
something on their own.
But it is right, for D2 this mistake is going to long as you can
change it so soon.
But maybe a Syntax like in C++ could help: If you want a not
nullable reference use &: void foo(Foo& f) { and if you want a
nullable Reference do nothing extra.
I still work on a (pre)compiler that converts statements like
Foo& f into Ref!Foo but I think D should do this on their own.
