https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19097
--- Comment #13 from Mike Franklin <slavo5...@yahoo.com> ---
For constructors, one could use `return(this)` to the same effect. Perhaps for
constructors, if there are no other "output" parameters in the signature,
`return(this)` could be inferred by simply typing add `return` to the input
parameters. If there is more than one "output" parameter, the user would have
to explicitly disambiguate by adding an argument to the `return` attribute.
struct S
{
// does `return` apply to `this` or `r`?
this(ref scope int* r, return scope int* p);
// disambiguate by explicitly adding an argument to `return`
this(ref scope int* r, return(this) scope int* p);
// or
this(ref scope int* r, return(r) scope int* p);
}
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