Hello D community,

Thank you for the interesting D :)
Before sorry about bad English.

class Foo{int i;this(int ii){i = ii}}
new Foo();
new Foo();

Is iterator possible?
foreach(Foo foo ;Foo)
foo.i++;
It get opapply error?

add data in text.
\0 \1 \2 \3
Is ok ?

thank you!

Reply to Harry,

> Hello D community,
> 
> Thank you for the interesting D :)
> Before sorry about bad English.
>
> class Foo{int i;this(int ii){i = ii}}
> new Foo();
> new Foo();
>
> Is iterator possible?
> foreach(Foo foo ;Foo)
> foo.i++;
> I get opapply error?

If you want to iterate over several Foo objects you can put them in an array like this:

Foo[] fooArr = [ new Foo(1), new Foo(2) ];
foreach(Foo foo; fooArr)
   foo.i++;

If you want to iterate over every Foo ever created, you will need to do something else (like have the constructor keep a list of Foo objects it has created).

BCS Wrote:

> Reply to Harry,
> 
> > Hello D community,
> > 
> > Thank you for the interesting D :)
> > Before sorry about bad English.
> >
> > class Foo{int i;this(int ii){i = ii}}
> > new Foo();
> > new Foo();
> >
> > Is iterator possible?
> > foreach(Foo foo ;Foo)
> > foo.i++;
> > I get opapply error?
> 
> If you want to iterate over several Foo objects you can put them in an array like this:
> 
> Foo[] fooArr = [ new Foo(1), new Foo(2) ];
> foreach(Foo foo; fooArr)
>     foo.i++;
> 
> If you want to iterate over every Foo ever created, you will need to do something else (like have the constructor keep a list of Foo objects it has created).
> 
> 
thank you !
static array in class you mean?

Reply to Harry,

> BCS Wrote:
> 
>> Reply to Harry,
>> 
>>> Hello D community,
>>> 
>>> Thank you for the interesting D :)
>>> Before sorry about bad English.
>>> class Foo{int i;this(int ii){i = ii}}
>>> new Foo();
>>> new Foo();
>>> Is iterator possible?
>>> foreach(Foo foo ;Foo)
>>> foo.i++;
>>> I get opapply error?
>> If you want to iterate over several Foo objects you can put them in
>> an array like this:
>> 
>> Foo[] fooArr = [ new Foo(1), new Foo(2) ];
>> foreach(Foo foo; fooArr)
>> foo.i++;
>> If you want to iterate over every Foo ever created, you will need to
>> do something else (like have the constructor keep a list of Foo
>> objects it has created).
>> 
> thank you !
> static array in class you mean?

That would be one options.