>From what I understood, typedef is going to be replaced by a
templated structure and handle type conversion in that way.
This is understandable because 1) the keyword was easily confused
with C++ typedef, whose role was taken in D by alias (which is a
much less misleading keyword for what it does)
From what I understood, typedef is going to be replaced by a
templated structure and handle type conversion in that way.
What do you think?
That discussion is kinda at a standstill.
Recently I posted a topic titled "library defined typedef" because the
current proposed version only supports
Trass3r:
> But nobody answered.
Your ideas seem a starting point.
Currently in practical programs a struct+alias this is not able to replace my
usages of typedef (in past I have written here several posts showing some usage
examples).
Bye,
bearophile
