Just another example of missing string interpolation

[Adam D Ruppe]

On Wednesday, 18 October 2023 at 02:19:21 UTC, Walter Bright 
wrote:
> I don't see how, from my reading of the proposal.

The first example under the Description shows this exact 
situation and then goes on to explain how and why it works as 
expected.

> But as you've characterized it as a fatal error, the YAIDIP 
> spec should be improved to address it.

It is a fatal error for YOUR (rejected) dip 1027, as it silently 
leads to wrong results in common cases. This was all explained in 
detail in the review process four years ago.

Things work correctly with this proposal, you either get the 
expected results or a compiler error, as a natural consequence of 
the existing type system. Nothing needs to be spelled out about 
this as there are not any special cases.

> If it's trivial, then please fix the proposal.

Already did, over an hour ago. It took about 30 seconds to 
specify. This isn't a big deal. (And btw, even if it didn't 
specify, the behavior is well-defined in the D Programming 
Language, and such things are already similar in other places, 
including other existing compiler hooks, see _d_cmain 
<http://dpldocs.info/this-week-in-d/Blog.Posted_2022_07_18.html>.

But now the text does specify the fully qualified name anyway, so 
this is all moot.