• Daniel Ribeiro Maciel (19/19) Nov 02 2008 void handler( alias dg )()
• Jarrett Billingsley (5/24) Nov 02 2008 For some reason you can't use 'ref' on tuple foreaches. You'll just

Daniel Ribeiro Maciel <daniel.maciel gmail.com> writes:

void handler( alias dg )()
{
  alias ParameterTypeTuple!( typeof(dg) ) TParamTuple;
  alias ReturnType!(dg) TResult;

  TParamTuple params;
  foreach( ref param; params )
  {}
}

double hello( double i )
{
  writefln( "zomfg ", i );
}

int main( in string[] )
{
  handler!(hello)();
}

This code yields error on "foreach( ref param; params )": Error : No storage
class for value param

Best regards,
Daniel

"Jarrett Billingsley" <jarrett.billingsley gmail.com> writes:

On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 7:56 PM, Daniel Ribeiro Maciel
<daniel.maciel gmail.com> wrote:
 void handler( alias dg )()
 {
  alias ParameterTypeTuple!( typeof(dg) ) TParamTuple;
  alias ReturnType!(dg) TResult;

  TParamTuple params;
  foreach( ref param; params )
  {}
 }

 double hello( double i )
 {
  writefln( "zomfg ", i );
 }

 int main( in string[] )
 {
  handler!(hello)();
 }

 This code yields error on "foreach( ref param; params )": Error : No storage
class for value param

 Best regards,
 Daniel

For some reason you can't use 'ref' on tuple foreaches.  You'll just
have to use the index-value version:

foreach(i, param; params) { /* set params[i] here */ }