On Tuesday, 29 October 2013 at 21:37:43 UTC, Ali Çehreli wrote:
To add to that, Maxim Fomin notes in the D.learn forum that
there are the following conflicting requirements:
1) need to allocate struct into heap due to lambda
2) need to put dtor invocation in the end as usual.
The first one is supported by the closure spec. The second one
is the well-know struct destruction upon leaving a scope.
Closures follow the infinite lifetime model – the struct scope is
never left, if you want.
This is not exactly a new scenario, destructors on new'd structs
aren't called either (unless you manually destroy them).
David
