constness for arrays
    xs0 
    xs0 at xs0.com
       
    Wed Jul 19 11:38:54 PDT 2006
    
    
  
Andrew Fedoniouk wrote:
>>> typedef  string char[]
>>> {
>>>     disable opAssign;
>>>     ....
>>>     char[] tolower() { ..... }
>>> }
Is there any particular difference from
struct string
{
     char[] data;
     char[] tolower() { .... }
}
?
> I think that such extended typedef makes sense for other basic types:
> 
> typedef color uint
> {
>     uint red() {  .... }
>     uint blue() {  .... }
>     uint green() {  .... }
> }
Is there any particular difference from
struct color {
     uint value;
     uint red() { ... }
     ...
}
?
> Also such typedef makes sense for classes too.
I don't get that.. Since you seem to want a new type, what's wrong with 
deriving?
> To avoid vtbl  pollution. Especially actual for templated classes.
Make the methods or class final, then they don't go into vtbl (or at 
least shouldn't).
xs0
    
    
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