typeof and my crummy code...

[Ellery Newcomer]

Another question: given

import std.stdio;
void main()
{
    int i( /*char*/ ){return 1;}
    writeln(typeof(i).stringof);
}


This gives

(int())()

and with the char uncommented it errors

* typeof doesn't evaluate the expression, according to the spec.
* then why does it matter if the function has its parameters applied above?
* for a function sans params, there would be a semantic ambiguity (in D1
land, at least) in typeof(i) (params applied, or no?)
* and for the case above, why the heck are we mixing expression and type
in the string result?