Sorry. I mistyped some of my examples. Obviously dropped some
news:
auto a = new int[](4);
auto b = new int[][](4);
And the static arrays should be:
int[4] c;
int[][4] d;
And I would also like managed to overlook there is no static
array in sight here:
auto y = new int[1][2][][](3,4);
The 1 and 2 are not creating static arrays. They are dynamic
arrays. The following are exactly the same:
auto a1 = new int[](2);
auto a2 = new int[2];
The syntax in a2 is the original syntax for allocating space for
dynamic arrays. The () was added later.
The point I made about changing the declaration of x remains.
