On Tuesday, 4 July 2017 at 10:40:42 UTC, drug wrote:
``` struct Foo { ubyte width, length;// by reference bool opEquals(ref const(Foo) other) const pure @safe { if (width != other.width) return false; if (length != other.length) return false; return true; } // by value bool opEquals(const(Foo) other) const pure @safe { return opEquals(other); } } ```It works for me, but I'm curious - will compiler always recognize what to call and I can avoid recursion and stack overflow or I shouldn't do so?
No, not always. One out of two hundreds the compiler fails to recognize the right call. Jokes aside if you're not sure just use a templated function with `auto ref` parameter.
