randomAccessRange.sort() vs randomAccessRange.array.sort()

[monarch_dodra]

On Monday, 4 March 2013 at 23:55:06 UTC, deed wrote:
> Meaning sortable ranges are actually a narrow subset of random 
> access ranges? Why aren't the constraints listed in the docs? 
> Are the source files and error messages the only way to get 
> this info?

Unless I'm mistaken, this was recently fixed. Are you using 2.062?

Having perfectly perfect constraints is a lot of work and review. 
When we get it wrong, yes, you have to look at source. But 
contrast this with C++, when you *always* have to look at source 
or horrible template errors to find out what the error is. D has 
it good, even when the constraint safety net fails.