Static operator overloads are possible why?

[GilesBathgate]

> Or in other words:
> for the entities of a class that are declared `static' the D-compiler 
> automatically establishes a singleton and that singleton can be 
> accessed 
> 1) by the name of the class or
> 2) every instance of the class

Yeah I know, I am a programmer.

If you can translate this C# code into D I will give you a medal

     public class Test
        {
            public string Name;

            public static Test operator +(Test lvalue, Test rvalue)
            {
                if (lvalue == null) { lvalue = new Test(); lvalue.Name = "foo"; }
                if (rvalue == null) { rvalue = new Test(); rvalue.Name = "bar"; }

                Console.Write(lvalue.Name);
                Console.Write(rvalue.Name);

                return rvalue;
            }

        }

static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Test T = null;
            Test B = null;
            T += B;
        }