Hi,
for the source code below, the compiler says:
app.d(26): constructor `app.TObject.this` hides base class
function `app.DelphiObject.this`
app.d(26): add `alias this = app.DelphiObject.this` to
`app.TObject`'s body to merge the overload sets
But if I add `alias this = app.DelphiObject.this` then the
compiler says, the syntax is wrong:
Error: identifier or `new` expected following `.`, not `this`
app.d(20): Error: cannot use syntax `alias this =
app.DelphiObject`, use `alias app.DelphiObject this` instead
But If I use `alias app.DelphiObject this` then another error is
shown:
app.d(22): Error: no identifier for declarator `app.DelphiObject`
app.d(22): `this` is a keyword, perhaps append `_` to make
it an identifier
What is the correct "alias this" syntax to be able to access the
super constructor (DelphiObjectReference)?
``` d
struct DelphiObjectReference
{
ptrdiff_t reference;
}
mixin template PascalClass(string name)
{
this (DelphiObjectReference r){}
}
class DelphiObject
{
this(){}
this (DelphiObjectReference r){}
}
class TObject : DelphiObject
{
mixin PascalClass!("System.TObject");
this(TObject AOwner){}
}
void main()
{
new TObject(DelphiObjectReference(123));
}
```
Kind regards
André
