[Issue 20498] A way to initialize a struct of delegates with no-op stubs?
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Mon Jan 20 19:44:36 UTC 2020
https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=20498
--- Comment #1 from hsteoh at quickfur.ath.cx ---
Rainer Scheutze found this workaround:
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void noop(int) {}
enum void delegate(int) dg_noop = (int x){ noop(x); };
struct S {
void delegate(int) dg = dg_noop;
}
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which can be applied to the original case as:
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enum void delegate(Args) doNothing(Args...) = (Args args) {};
struct S {
void delegate(int) dg1 = doNothing!int;
void delegate(string, int) dg2 = doNothing!(string,int);
...
}
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However he comments that it's a bug:
> I think it's a bug in the compiler. If you can assign an enum value, why
should the value itself not be good enough aswell?
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