• terranium (12/12) May 10 2008 class A
• terranium (1/1) May 10 2008 this example was born in thinking, how C# lives without const, this is c...

terranium <spam here.lot> writes:

class A
{
	private int[] Xrg;

	int[] rg() const
	{
		return Xrg;
	}
}

void f(invariant A a)
{
	a.rg[0]=0;
}

terranium <spam here.lot> writes:

class desing, but you can't take slices, if you want substring, you make it.
Arays there are always mutable, and how do you really need an array slice? D
strings are char arrays modified with language-level attribute, in .Net String
is a mutable object with immutable content, and immutability is achieved
through class-level implementation. Do we really need const for immutable
strings and do we really need strings to be arrays?