On Monday, 30 July 2012 at 22:44:21 UTC, Dmitry Olshansky wrote:
Fixed :
void func(bool smth)(X!(smth).XT x){
By default XT is deduced as X!(current value of smth).XT
Doesn't really fix it...
a.func(b); //65 - doesn't match declaration.
a.func(ba); //66
//other template tests not worth putting, 67-70
a.func!true(b); //71 - explicitly stated
a.func!false(ba); //72
a.func!false(b); //73 - Backwards on purpose for test
a.func!true(ba); //74
(65): Error: template test.X!(true).XT.func does not match any
function template declaration
(11): Error: template test.X!(true).XT.func(bool smth) cannot
deduce template function from argument types !()(XT)
(66): Error: template test.X!(true).XT.func does not match any
function template declaration
(11): Error: template test.X!(true).XT.func(bool smth) cannot
deduce template function from argument types !()(XT)
(73): Error: function test.X!(true).XT.func!(false).func (XT x)
is not callable using argument types (XT)
(73): Error: cannot implicitly convert expression (b) of type XT
to XT
(74): Error: function test.X!(true).XT.func!(true).func (XT x) is
not callable using argument types (XT)
(74): Error: cannot implicitly convert expression (ba) of type XT
to XT
