any news on const/invariant?
Bill Baxter
dnewsgroup at billbaxter.com
Wed Nov 28 20:53:43 PST 2007
Walter Bright wrote:
> Bill Baxter wrote:
>> Here's a class that compiles fine and will probably mostly work.
>>
>> class Klass {
>>
>> this() {
>> array.length = 10;
>> }
>> const int elem(int i) {
>> return array[i];
>> }
>>
>> int[] array;
>> }
>>
>> But someday when someone tries to call elem() with a const Klass it
>> will fail to compile.
>
> Yes. So where's the problem? Also, why would one want to return a "const
> int"? It doesn't make much sense.
Doh. Good point. It doesn't make much sense returning a const int.
I started with the function "const int*elem()", found out that didn't
compile, and tweaked it so it would compile. But I forgot to double
check that the resulting code still made sense. :-o
--bb
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