I noticed that this doesn't work with the latest DMD from github:

import std.typetuple;

struct Foo{}
struct Bar{}

alias TypeTuple!(Foo, Bar) FooBar;

@FooBar
void foo(){}

pragma(msg, __traits(getAttributes, foo));

When trying to compile this, the compiler prints:

a.d(6): Error: cannot form tuple of tuples
tuple(((Foo, Bar)))

Would it not make sense for the tuples of attributes to be automatically flattened, as tuples are in other places? This would also allow one to do stuff like this, which I think could be very useful:

static if(something)
    alias TypeTuple!(A, B, C) fooAttributes;
else
    alias TypeTuple!(C, D) fooAttributes;

@fooAttributes
void foo(){}

On Tuesday, 18 December 2012 at 17:31:49 UTC, jerro wrote:
> I noticed that this doesn't work with the latest DMD from github:
>
> import std.typetuple;
>
> struct Foo{}
> struct Bar{}
>
> alias TypeTuple!(Foo, Bar) FooBar;
>
> @FooBar
> void foo(){}
>
> pragma(msg, __traits(getAttributes, foo));
>
> When trying to compile this, the compiler prints:
>
> a.d(6): Error: cannot form tuple of tuples
> tuple(((Foo, Bar)))
>
> Would it not make sense for the tuples of attributes to be automatically flattened, as tuples are in other places? This would also allow one to do stuff like this, which I think could be very useful:
>
> static if(something)
>     alias TypeTuple!(A, B, C) fooAttributes;
> else
>     alias TypeTuple!(C, D) fooAttributes;
>
> @fooAttributes
> void foo(){}

Definitely a bug.