Nameless Static Array

[Taylor Hillegeist via Digitalmars-d-learn]

So, Lately I have been avoiding the NEW keyword. I have recently 
given up static allocation of classes using CTFE. I guess they 
must be const or immutable?  So naturally i can do most of what i 
need to with structs. They are statically allocated no NEW 
necessary. But without the NEW strategy. I must allocate static 
arrays and set them to a pointer in my struct. Not too big of 
deal really.

	uint[12] Buffer;
	R_R_Buffer RRB=R_R_Buffer(Buffer);
	
	uint[24] OtherBuffer;
	R_R_Buffer RRB2 = R_R_Buffer(OtherBuffer);

I feel though i might end up having OtherOtherOtherBuffers, and 
it pollutes my local symbols. I just dont like it.

Is there a way to not give the buffer a name and do lika dis:

	R_R_Buffer RRB=R_R_Buffer(uint[12]);
	R_R_Buffer RRB2 = R_R_Buffer(uint[24]);

This obviously fails to compile, but i think you get the idea. 
Mostly, I don't care what the static array name is.