I try to split a compile time sequence of types and names into a
sequence consisting of two-element subsequences (each of type and
name).
That is, I want to transform:
(int, "x", float, "y", double, "z")
into
(AliasSeq!(int, "x"), AliasSeq!(float, "y"), AliasSeq!(double,
"z"))
I am trying like this:
private alias enum processFields() = AliasSeq!();
private alias enum processFields(T, name, Fields...) =
AliasSeq!(AliasSeq!(T, name), processFields!(Fields));
But the above would (as I understand) make AliasSeq! returned by
the recursively called processFields an element of the parent
sequence rather than its tail subsequence as it should.
Please help to fix the above code. I want namely a recursive
implementation like the above, because I am going to generalize
it for some more complex cases.
