I think, it would be useful to create an array as expression. It could look like:

void blubb(float f) {
float a[];
// ...
a = new float[](f,-f,3*f);
// doing anything with a;
}

bernhard at dragoneyrie dot de wrote:
> I think, it would be useful to create an array as expression.
> It could look like:
> 
> void blubb(float f) {
> float a[];
> // ...
> a = new float[](f,-f,3*f);
> // doing anything with a;
> }

This should tide you over:

    import std.stdarg;
    template MakeArray(T) {
        T[] MakeArray(...) {
            T[] result;
            result.length = _arguments.length;
            foreach (int i, TypeInfo ti; _arguments) {
                assert(typeid(T) is ti); // FIXME: breaks under inheritance
                result[i] = va_arg!(T)(_argptr);
            }
            return result;
        }
    }

 -- andy