Jonathan M Davis:
Sure, it's a special case where setting that one element sets
> the whole array, but making that work would be special casing for such an
> array and complicate the compiler for little benefit.
Don't worry, I have defined the array of length one just because I like to
minimize my examples :-)
> Now, if
> array = [c];
> doesn't work, _then_ we have a problem.
This doesn't compile, nor several variants of it:
struct Foo {
const char[1] array;
this(char c) {
array = [c];
}
}
void main() {}
Bye,
bearophile
