While on the subject, taking the address of a struct's method
returns an incorrect type that allows it to be called incorrectly
even with @safe. Which is a bit ironic cause then it can't be
cast'd to a type that is actually safe to use.
auto func = &SomeStruct.someFunc;
func(); // ops runtime error, allows calling function that
needs an object
C++ makes this a pointer to a member function which looks like:
"void (SomeStruct::*)()" for the example above. Either way for
safety and just having a defined way to call a pointer to a
member function would be nice.
