On 6/15/23 08:15, zjh wrote:
> I want `B` to become the following version similar to 'C++'. What should
> I do?
I have difficulty understanding the question. I think the nested
structs, extern(C), static members, etc. confuse me. I am assuming they
are not related to this question.
> ```cpp
> struct B{
> int m;
> B(){
Do you want to be able to use the name of the user-defined type to mean
"constructor", "destructor", etc?
If so, no, it's not possible without preprocessing the text potentially
with a C preprocessor.
And this is by design: In D, we rename the type and be done with it. In
C++, one needs to rename a number of functions as well.
Ali
