On Mon, 01 Mar 2010 12:47:49 -0500, Philippe Sigaud
<[email protected]> wrote:
[snip]
Still I would like to know the reason for my original failure,
especially
since the compiler error message did not contain any line number
whatsoever.
Getting this kind of error message in a large project must be really
ugly to
solve, even if the workaround is so straightforward...
What bugs (!) me is that a+(b+c) didn't create an error, whereas (a+b)+c
did... I first tried to define opAdd_r so that the compiler could try
c.opAdd_r((a+b)), but to no avail...
Well, it makes sense. a+(b+c) is base.op_Add(sum), which is okay. And
opApp will always be tried before opAdd_r, and so DMD fails.
