proporty syntax dosn't work for static memebers (under some cases)

[Frits van Bommel]

BCS wrote:
> struct S
> {
>     static void F(ref S* s){}
> }
> 
> void main()
> {
>     S* s;
>     s.F();    // fails

Of course it fails. You forgot to specify an argument.

>     s.F(s);    // works

Correct, since you specified the argument this time.

> }
> 
> This would be nice for some cases like where the struct has some extra 
> data allocated on at the end and the function might have to reallocate.

I'm not sure what you're trying to do here and what it has to do with 
property syntax.
However, you seem to think that calling a static method from an instance 
(or pointer) should pass what it's called on as a parameter? The only 
thing that works anything like that is arrays and functions that take 
them as the first parameter...

(Also, please note that what's more commonly referred to as "property 
syntax" in relation to D is leaving off the parameter brackets from a 
no-argument function or "assigning" something to a single-parameter 
function)