Too early happy, now it seems opEquals wouldn't be called...
I tried this again:
U opCast(U)() const if (is(Unqual!U == Vector2D!byte) ||
is(Unqual!U == Vector2D!ubyte) ||
is(Unqual!U == Vector2D!short) ||
is(Unqual!U == Vector2D!ushort) ||
is(Unqual!U == Vector2D!int) ||
is(Unqual!U == Vector2D!uint) ||
is(Unqual!U == Vector2D!long) ||
is(Unqual!U == Vector2D!ulong) ||
is(Unqual!U == Vector2D!float) ||
is(Unqual!U == Vector2D!double) ||
is(Unqual!U == Vector2D!real))
{
return U(this.x, this.y);
}
And normal casts works perfectly but what should i do if i get
Object like in opEquals?
I think you want me to say what I understand now slowly: it does
not work with Object. Isn't it?
It's a very unhappy solution to call
if (vs == Vector2s(vf)) as simply if (vs == vf)
If there any other solutions or any ideas to fix my solution in
my previous post?
