Interactive D?

[Jarrett Billingsley]

"Oskar Linde" <oskar.lindeREM at OVEgmail.com> wrote in message 
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>>>
>>> 1A: test.A!(int).A WRONG
>>
>> This one is correct, as far as I can see.  A!(int) a; is just sugar for 
>> A!(int).A a;.
>
> Nope, if implicit template properties is in action, A!(int) is the only 
> valid way to refer to the template instance. If that weren't the case, 
> consider:
>
> template A(T) { struct A { int A; }}
>
> what is A!(int).A ?

Ah, I see.  You're right that A!(int).A does not compile.

However I can still understand that the compiler would stringize it as 
"A!(int).A", since that's how it's defined and how it's represented.  I 
suppose that the question of whether .stringof should give compilable code 
or not is under debate.