compile-time function in a class?

[Davidl]

class test
{
	template c(){ static char[] c(){return "int k;";}}
	int a;
	class b
	{
		mixin(c());
	}
}
void main()
{
}


above is a great work around for me, i get name space protect my compile  
time func,
thx for ur hint of what actually compile-time func could be

> Davidl wrote:
>> class test
>> {
>>     static char[] c(){return "a";}
>>     int a;
>>     class b
>>     {
>>         mixin(c());
>>     }
>> }
>> void main()
>> {
>>  }
>>  don't u think my example should compile?
>>  i don't violate any thing from evaluating func c from compile-time
>
> AFAIK, to be able to mixin a function, it has to be either inside a  
> template, a templated struct, a templated class or just be a template  
> function.