On 9/2/22 11:35, Svyat wrote:
> Time time = 360;
It seems to be more idiomatic to write it like this:
auto time = Time(360);
Or const, immutable, etc.
const time = Time(360); // Now un-assignable
But you would get the same compilation error. So, one way to work with
it is to use default constructor arguments:
this(int h, int m = 0, int s = 0)
Then it would work with just 360.
> .\testfortime.d(6): too few arguments, expected `3`, got `1`"
At least that one is helpful. There are much more cryptic error messages
out there. :)
Ali
