&this pointer

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Frits van Bommel a écrit :
> A reference in D is different from a reference in C++. If you take the 
> address of a reference in D, you do not get the address of the object 
> referenced, but the address of the reference itself.
> Think of a D reference as a pointer to the body of the class, with small 
> differences. For one, casting between references works differently. For 
> another, pointer arithmetic doesn't work on references. But operators 
> like (unary) & work the same: in this case, it returns a pointer to the 
> memory storing the address being referred to.
> 
> To get the address of the object from a reference you can cast it to 
> void*. So in your case, replace "&this" with "cast(void*)this" and you 
> will see the same address everywhere.

Thank you very much :)

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