pointers-to-members, (custom) array implementation

[Frits van Bommel]

Jarrett Billingsley wrote:
> I was hoping it might be possible to use mixin() to create an arbitrary 
> identifier, but unfortunately:
> 
> c.mixin("one")(i);
> 
> doesn't compile. 

Try these (off the top of my head):
---
int Pt2Mem!(char[] go)(C c, int i)
{
     return mixin("c." ~ go ~ "(i)");
}
---
or:
---
int Pt2Mem!(char[] go)(C c, int i)
{
     mixin("return c." ~ go ~ "(i)");
}
---

IIRC you can only mixin complete expressions, statements or 
declarations[1]. Declarations aren't really useful here, but expressions 
and statements should work...


[1]: Well, and templates, but that doesn't work with strings.