On Thursday, 6 February 2014 at 16:25:37 UTC, Andrei Alexandrescu
wrote:
// lib code
struct RCSlice(T) { ... }
alias rcstring = RCSlice!(immutable char);
rcstring rc!(string s) { ... }
// user code
auto s1 = buildPath!("hello", "world");
auto s2 = buildPath!(rc!"hello", rc!"world");
In this example s1 will have type string and s2 will have type
rcstring.
Looks unnecessary restrictive. Why can't one build rc-string from
stack buffers or Array!char from rc-strings? Type of output
buffer does not have to do anything with input.
