Small feature request

[Kevin Bealer]

Koroskin Denis Wrote:

> Look at this class.
> 
> class Buffer
> {
>      private int bufferSize = 4096;
>      private void[bufferSize.init] buffer = void;
> }
> 
> What's the capacity of buffer upon object construction?
> 
> I expect that buffer.length == 4096, since bufferSize == 4096, but get  
> buffer.length == 0, since bufferSize.init == int.init.
> It works not as expected and confuses a little. Do I have any chanse this  
> will be fixed anytime, or is it intended?

I think this is intended, but you can do this:

class Buffer {
    typedef int BufSize_t = 4096;
    BufSize_t bufsize;
    char[BufSize_t.init] buffer;
};

The code in both cases seems confusing, since you could just use:

class Buffer {
    char[4096] buffer;
}

It's a static buffer so the size can't change in any case.

Kevin