Piotr Szturmaj wrote:
final abstract class Console
{
static:
void write() { }
void read() { }
}
Console.write();
P.S. Yes, simultaneous final and abstract actually works :)
Yes, I know there are other ways to do this, like you mentioned
above. However, parameter-less templates would still be nice for
scopes withing a Class (like my original example). Like I
mentioned, it's possible today:
class Foo
{
int bar;
alias Baz!() baz;
template Baz()
{
int bar;
}
}
auto foo = new Foo();
foo.bar = 10;
foo.baz.bar = 10; // Same as..
foo.Baz!().bar = 10; // ..writing this.
However, like OP is suggesting, it would be nice to have
syntax-sugar to eliminate the need for extra typing at
instantiation and at definition (my suggestion). The fact that
these odd '!()' symbols are required will probably detour
less-experienced people from using this feature today.
