Adam Burton <[email protected]> wrote:
True, I had thought of that, but I figured in that situation it would
favour
int over foo (in same way long vs int) so to access foo you'd need to
explicitly use the constructor. On the other hand I suppose its more of a
difficult decision when you hit something like below
struct A
{
this(int)
}
struct B
{
this(int)
}
void bar(A)
void bar(B)
Yup. That was what I'd planned to write, but then my brain took a
shortcut. :p As you say though, overloading rules mean the int version
would be chosen.
--
Simen
