"auto" is used to declare an instance, or an object. "alias" is used to declare a name.What you are currently doing is saying "the function TCopy!(int, int) can now be refered to as myCopy". You aren't actually creating any data.
All right, thanks. Then I create an instance: auto myCopy = new TCopy!(int, int); alias myCopy = new TCopy!(int, int);Neither nor compiles now. How can? Seems to me a template is not a class in that sense ?!
