• bauss (11/11) Jun 26 2019 Is there a way to achieve that instead of something hacky like
• drug (5/10) Jun 26 2019 this compiles:
• bauss (5/15) Jun 26 2019 Maybe something else triggered it for me but I kept getting an

bauss <jj_1337 live.dk> writes:

Is there a way to achieve that instead of something hacky like 
adding an initialized element and then removing it.

Ex. instead of:

auto stack = SList!int(0);
stack.removeFront();

Then something that just allowed you to do:
auto stack = SList!int; // Not allowed.

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I feel like this makes containers like that a big hassle in D 
because you may not wanna initialize the elements of them right 
away.

drug <drug2004 bk.ru> writes:

26.06.2019 20:39, bauss пишет:
 auto stack = SList!int(0);
 stack.removeFront();
 
 Then something that just allowed you to do:
 auto stack = SList!int;

this compiles:
```
auto stack = SList!int();
```

bauss <jj_1337 live.dk> writes:

On Wednesday, 26 June 2019 at 19:06:24 UTC, drug wrote:
 26.06.2019 20:39, bauss пишет:
 auto stack = SList!int(0);
 stack.removeFront();
 
 Then something that just allowed you to do:
 auto stack = SList!int;

 this compiles:
 ```
 auto stack = SList!int();
 ```

Maybe something else triggered it for me but I kept getting an 
error message like "not initialized with a value" or something 
like that .

I can't reproduce it right now though.