On Monday, 21 October 2013 at 19:33:07 UTC, simendsjo wrote:
I've used quite some T(A...), so I was used to literals not
being
aliasable.
A bit strange that literals "is symbols" (or how I should phrase
it) when using T(alias A), but not T(A...).
Literals are never symbols. It is a special case for template
alias parameter. But alias parameter itself it a symbol and thus
can be used with normal alias. Variadic template argument list
infers literal as a value, not as a template alias parameter.
Values can't be used with normal aliases and thus it fails.
