Static opCall and class instantiation

[Kirk McDonald]

Rémy Mouëza wrote:
> In article <e4su89$j7n$1 at digitaldaemon.com>, Ben Hinkle says...
> 
>>>SomeClass  sc2();    // reference assigned to GC-allocated instance
>>
>>would this open up the C++ can-o'-worms that makes sc2 parse as a function 
>>delcaration instead of a constructor call? 

[snip]

> Otherwise, the allocation "Someclass sc = Someclass ();" is an interesting
> suggestion. It could allow very concise code with auto type inference, like:
> auto sc = Someclass ();

Heh, I can live without C++-style

     SomeClass sc2();

As for

     auto sc = SomeClass();

that is even closer to how Python does it (it even drops the "auto" as 
it is a dynamically typed language; I don't suggest that here), and 
would be pretty cool to have in D.

-Kirk McDonald