auto storage class - infer or RAII?

[Walter Bright]

Bill Baxter wrote:
> Walter Bright wrote:
>> I think the auto/scope is probably the best idea.
> 
> That will have some affect on this:
> 
>     int (a) = 3;
>     writefln(a);
>     int (exit) = 9;
>     writefln(exit);
> 
> which all is currently ok.  But with scope as a storage class, this:
> 
>     scope (exit) ;
> 
> would become ambiguious.  Is it an empty scope(exit){} or is it a scoped 
> variable called exit that wasn't initialized?

I don't think it'll be ambiguous. scope isn't a type or a function, 
there is no:
	static (a) = 3;
allowed anyway. The rule would be:
	scope (
means a scope statement, otherwise scope would be a storage class.