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class B : A {
    // This part is probably really, really broken,.. but the idea exists
    const int DEF_Y = ParameterTypeTuple!( super.this )[ 1 ].init;

    this( int x, int y = DEF_Y, int z ) { // Same parameter order
        super( x, y );
        ...
    }
}


This needs a lot more thought than I put into it, but if anything I'd just like to know why mid-list default arguments aren't supported. I'm sure the reason is probably trivial and I overlooked it. :)

Thanks,
Brian Byrne