• Andy Friesen (21/21) Jan 25 2004 Given:
• J Anderson (4/25) Jan 26 2004 Humm, works for me.
• Andy Friesen (3/6) Jan 26 2004 doh. It works in 0.79.

Andy Friesen <andy ikagames.com> writes:

Given:

     class C() {
         void foo() {
             printf("C ");
         }
     }

     class E(T) : C!() {
         void foo()
         {
             printf("E ");
             super.foo();
         }
     }

     alias E!(int) Eint;

     void main() {
         Eint eint = new Eint();
         eint.foo();
     }

The compiler spits out:

     test2.d(23): Eint is used as a type


  -- andy

J Anderson <REMOVEanderson badmama.com.au> writes:

Andy Friesen wrote:

 Given:

     class C() {
         void foo() {
             printf("C ");
         }
     }

     class E(T) : C!() {
         void foo()
         {
             printf("E ");
             super.foo();
         }
     }

     alias E!(int) Eint;

     void main() {
         Eint eint = new Eint();
         eint.foo();
     }

 The compiler spits out:

     test2.d(23): Eint is used as a type


  -- andy

Humm, works for me.

-- 
-Anderson: http://badmama.com.au/~anderson/

Andy Friesen <andy ikagames.com> writes:

J Anderson wrote:
 
 Humm, works for me.
 

doh.  It works in 0.79.

  -- andy