Syntax sugar for {} with structs
ryuukk_
ryuukk.dev at gmail.com
Fri Jul 1 11:51:57 UTC 2022
I had to write this recently
```D
void reset()
{
state.end_index = 0;
state.buffer_list = SinglyLinkedList!(ubyte[])();
}
```
While not that bad, it's annoying, why can't we do like like: `A
a = {}`?
```D
void reset()
{
state.end_index = 0;
state.buffer_list = {};
}
```
It is much easier to read, i do not use constructors or RAII, and
i feel like i'm being penalized because i want to keep things
simple
Could it be allowed for cases where there are no constructors? i
don't know the rules about them, but if one is automatically
generated, maybe check for `@disable`d
Maybe it could be a syntax sugar for `state.buffer_list =
state.buffer_list.init`
Even though i also hate `.init` because just like `destroy` they
are already used in druntime and therefore i can't use them
myself.. i hate rules like that
Quality of life for people who only live with structs, please!
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