On Monday, 11 February 2019 at 17:03:36 UTC, Atila Neves wrote:
import kwargs;struct Foo { string value; } struct Bar { string value; } struct Baz { string value; }size_t funImpl(in Foo foo, in Bar bar = Bar("lebar"), in Baz baz = Baz("lebaz")) { return foo.value.length + bar.value.length + baz.value.length;} alias fun = kwargify!funImpl; fun(Foo()).should == 10; fun(Bar("b"), Foo("fo")).should == 8; fun(Bar("b"), Baz("ba"), Foo("foo")).should == 6;
So all arguments should have different types, right? Like here we have 3 strings wrapped in structs to distinguish them
