Sorry, minor mistakes ;) Again: Thx, Simen.
Unfortunately, this works only for concretet types, but not for type parameters.
Example:
class Test(A) {
A do_nothing(A x) {
return x;
}
}
/* WORKS */
Test!int test() {
return new Test!(int);
}
/* Error : undefined identifier A */
Test!A test() {
return new Test!(A);
}
