generic + numeric + literals = abomination

[so]

I can't think of any solution they might provide sorry.
You know there are C++ equivalents, for years and they didn't solve any  
problems above.
Maybe i can use them to disable implicit casting, but then again program  
won't compile. :P

Thanks!

On Sun, 28 Mar 2010 18:09:21 +0400, biozic <dransic at free.fr> wrote:

> Le 28/03/10 10:57, so a écrit :
>> Well, i am having hard time explaining, it is not a surprise that you
>> don't understand.
>> To make things clearer, lets forget floats for a seconds and change your
>> code to standard unsigned types.
>>
>>
>> import std.stdio: writeln;
>>
>> struct Vector(T) {
>> this(T m) { mm = m; }
>> Vector opBinary(string op:"*", T2)(T2 m) if(is(T2 == T)) {
>> return Vector(mm * m);
>> }
>> T mm;
>> }
>
> Have you checked std.traits, where isIntegral!T, isFloatingPoint!T, etc.  
> are defined? Could these, used as template constraints, solve your  
> problem?
>


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