On Thursday, 13 February 2014 at 16:37:20 UTC, Andre wrote:
Hi,
could you have a look whether this is a bug with tupleof?
In case you have a const string with a default value,
the attribute is not in the tupleof list.
struct A {
const string a = "abc";
string d;
}
void main(){
assert(A().tupleof.length == 2); // fails -> length = 1
}
Kind regards
André
I'm not sure. May guess is the compiler figures that you'll never
be able to change a and pulls it out of the struct. What I don't
know is, if it should do this without using immutable or enum.
Besides: I don't think that const elements make any sense. What
do you want to do?