...bother with `in` when we can do:
>
> alias In(T) = const scope T;
>
> void test...

...bother with `in` when we can do:

alias In(T) = const scope T;

void test...

...other) inout { }
}

immutable struct Value
{
    CopyConstruct c;
}

alias _ = SumType!Value;
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The example above produces the...

I would do this.

```
import std;

alias Record = Tuple!(string, string, string);

static immutable string...

...compile time?

```
import std.csv, std.stdio;

alias Record = Tuple!(string, string, string);

immutable string...

...think I'll just stick with the alias.


T

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Who told you to swim in...

...will raise a syntax error). So the alias is in fact necessary.


T

-- 
Fact is...

...0]` or `char[0]`, for example.)

The `alias` and the `enum` just make the code...

...want to put in your set.


The alias is a workaround for a syntactic limitation...

...when would you use this?

D has alias, so you all you need is a...