Self-reference in interface definition
Jason House
jason.james.house at gmail.com
Tue May 15 21:19:22 PDT 2007
While the code below does not compile, I believe that it should be
allowed. Requiring something that implements an interface to accept
other objects conforming to the interface should always be allowed. The
specific problem below makes perfect sense to disallowed for classes,
but does not for interfaces.
== test.d ==
interface X{
X opAssign(X);
}
== gdc output ==
test.d:2: function test.X.opAssign identity assignment operator overload
is illegal
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