On 2017-10-27 01:04, bauss wrote:
The first example would not equal the second, because you could set bar
from anywhere within the module.
Immutable will already do your behavior.
class Foo
{
immutable string bar;
this(string baz)
{
bar = baz;
}
}
That only works for primitive types. For anything else (like a class or struct) you won't be able to modify the internal state. While with the with the initial example you can.
-- /Jacob Carlborg
