Namespace:
When did you use something like this?
Now and then :-)
In this case you could take a function that assign foo:
Usually in that case I use the module "static this". But the point
immutable foo;
void assignFoo() {
string bar, barz; // ...
foo = bar + baz;
}
or not?
That doesn't work because foo has no type, and because you can
only initialize immutable global variables inside the "static
this".
But the main point of what I was saying is not that it's
impossible to do some things, most times there is already some
way to do it in D.
I was saying that the current ways to assign immutable
values/collections is sometimes not handy in D. So Remus seems
the right place to experiment several different ideas to improve
those situations. A "where" is just one of the different
possibilities.
Bye,
bearophile
