A bug in my code

[bearophile]

Jarrett Billingsley:
> There's no way to do it with any heap-allocated value, which does seem
> a bit like a hole to me.

I think there's both a syntax problem (what syntax to use?), and the fact that when possible D wants to avoid programming mistakes, so it wants to initialize memory to a clean state (this is even more important for the GC).

A first possible syntax?
auto a = new int[10] = void;

That syntax is also usable to replace this:
auto a = new int[10];
a[] = 5;

With:
auto a = new int[10] = 5;

But maybe this isn't important enough.

Bye,
bearophile