Example:
@nogc void stuff()
{
 A.destroy(); //Call destructors that is marked with @nogc due to being in context
}
Granted there is a risk of not calling all the destructors, but I think that responsibility lies on the programmer when designing the class.

On 6/15/18 6:55 PM, 12345swordy wrote:
> Example:
> @nogc void stuff()
> {
>   A.destroy(); //Call destructors that is marked with @nogc due to being in context
> }
> Granted there is a risk of not calling all the destructors, but I think that responsibility lies on the programmer when designing the class.

I think we can do this, but we don't need to integrate with ~this. Just make a new function. e.g. destroy_hook or something.

The compiler already can distinguish the overloads and call the right one, I think.

-Steve