struct BigLongStructName
{
int evenLongerMemberName;
}
struct QN{}
unittest
{
BigLongStructName bigLongStructName;
@(bigLongStructName.evenLongerMemberName)
QN quickName;
__traits(getAttributes, quickName)[0]++;
}
Is it just me or is it weird that this works? Once you pull the
UDA out from being a storage class and attempt to alias it, you
get the usual "need 'this' for 'evenLongerMemberName' of type
'int'" error messages on use.
Why are UDAs so special? I don't believe there's any other way to
achieve this sort of effective renaming.