On 08/31/2012 11:55 AM, Ali Çehreli wrote:
> class MyTable
[...]
> // Enables the 'auto element = myIndex in myTable' syntax
That's wrong. For that syntax to work, the operator below should have
been opBinaryRight.
> string * opBinary(string op)(Index index)
Yeah, that should have been opBinaryRight.
(And the badly designed Thunderbird removes the indentation in quoted
text. Smart application or stupid designer?)
> // Enables 'auto value = myTable[myIndex]'
> ref string opIndex(Index index)
> {
> string * result = this.opBinary!"in"(index);
If I had defined opBinaryRight as I should have, then I could simply use
the 'in' operator on the right-hand side:
string * result = index in this;
> Ali
Ali
"too"
