On Saturday, September 24, 2011 14:16:12 Charles Hixson wrote:
> How would a specialize a parameterized class to only allow integral
> parameters (i.e., anything that would respond "true" to
> static if (is (T : long) )
>
> (I'd have said "static if (is (T : cent) )" or "static if (is (T :
> ucent) )", but those are still marked "reserved for future use".)
>
> I do want to allow byte, ubyte, etc. to be legal values.
Parameterized? As in templated? Just use a template constraint.
class C(T)
if(is(T : long))
{
}
T will then be allowed to be anything which is implicitly convertible to long.
I'd suggest using std.traits.isIntegral instead though.
class C(T)
if(isIntegral!T)
{
}
It specifically tests for whether the type is a byte, ubyte, short, ushort,
int, uint, long, or ulong, so it won't included stray structs or classes which
would be implicitly convertible to long, and if/when eont and ucent come
along, they'd be added to isIntegral and be automatically supported.
- Jonathan M Davis
