@Dennis my bad I should've verified the D code I posted; with tuples though we
have:
import std.stdio:writeln;
void fun(T...)(T n)
{
static foreach (x; n)
writeln(x);
writeln("L=", T.length);
}
void main(){
import std.typecons:tuple;
fun(tuple(1,2).expand); // L=2
fun(tuple(1).expand); // L=1
fun(tuple().expand); // L=0
}
in any case, the previous answers make total sense regarding Nim's behavior.
