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Oh hey, more fun:
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module test2;
import std.stdio;
struct S
{
this(int i) { writeln(i); }
}
size_t print(string s = "hello world")
{
writeln(s);
return s.length;
}
size_t x(size_t i) { return i + 1; }
struct
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Correction: non-CTFEable expressions besides function calls without arguments
cannot be used as UDAs. Some of my testing was incorrect. Had B4S1L3 on IRC
been more professional or friendly, I might have seen that sooner.
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Other things you can use as UDAs:
* modules: @(std.stdio)
* packages: @(std)
* references to members: struct A { int i; } @(A.i)
* uint s; @(s++). This UDA changes every time you access it.
* @(new Object). Likewise.
* stri
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Seb changed:
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Hardware|x86_64
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