DMD 1.014 release

[Frits van Bommel]

Bruno Medeiros wrote:
> Walter Bright wrote:
>> Sports associative array literals, and struct literals. This enables 
>> compile time function execution to work with symbol tables (AA's) and 
>> user defined types.
>>
>> http://www.digitalmars.com/d/changelog.html
>>
>> http://ftp.digitalmars.com/dmd.1.014.zip
> 
> "If any of the keys or values in the KeyValuePairs are an 
> ExpressionTuple, then the elements of the ExpressionTuple are inserted 
> as arguments in place of the tuple. "
> 
> Can you give an example of that? I was thinking of something like:
>   int[char[]] f;
>   f = [ Tuple!(["one"[]:1, "two":2]) ];
> but it didn't work.

I hadn't tried yet, but I just did:
---
import std.stdio;

template Tuple(Ts...) { alias Ts Tuple; }

void main() {
     // This is pretty cool:
     writefln([Tuple!(4,5,6) : Tuple!(-1,-2,-3)]);
     // outputs: [4:-1,5:-2,6:-3]

     // But it doesn't seem to care if the numbers of keys and values
     // go out-of-sync: (I wonder if this is a bug)
     writefln([1 : Tuple!(100, 200, 300), 111 : 222, Tuple!(2,3,4) : -400]);
     // outputs: [1:100,2:300,3:222,4:-400,111:200]

     // And the number of keys must match the number of values
     //writefln([1 : Tuple!(1,2)]);
     // Compile-time error:
     // "Error: number of keys is 1, must match number of values 2"
}
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Like it says in the comment, I wonder if the behavior of the second one 
is a bug...