It seems kinda dumb, I understand it cannot be changed manually, but surely you should be able to get a const(type)* from it?
When I have myarray.length, why isn't that considered an lvalue,
and as a result, why cannot I get a pointer to it?
- Why isn't the array lenght property an lvalue? Jeroen Bollen
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