Hello,
Somehow it can't reach map and array inside a class field
initializer. If I put that small expression inside a function, it
works. If I encapsulate the initializer expression into a lambda
and evaluate it right away, it also works. Only the nice form
fails.
Why is that?
```d
import std;
enum E{a, b, c}
static struct S{
const E e;
string otherProperties;
}
//trying to initialize an array inside
static if(1) class D{
//this fails: Error: function `onlineapp.D.map!(E[]).map` need
`this` to access member `map`
auto x = [EnumMembers!E].map!(e => S(e)).array;
}
auto initialS(){
return [EnumMembers!E].map!(e => S(e)).array;
}
class C{
auto x = initialS; //this way it works
}
void main(){
writeln((new C).x);
}
```
