...typedef to be able to have different function overloads
in both cases. That is "typedef...

...we use:
alias char[] string;

Name "String" implies a class,
and typedef gives error below.


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        ReportedBy: benoit@tionex.de


typedef char[] String;

void f( char[] c,  char...

...nocompile/t/typedef_21_A.d http://dstress.kuehne.cn/nocompile/t/typedef_21_B...

Oh yah is it flexable.

Add a few more types of nesting {}, (), [] <>, <%%> or maby have...

So, in principle you are using a stack, the current struct "nest" is your top...

One interesting things about the delegate form is that it can be used to make...

I think i remember something similar about recursive function types from one of my lectures...

It works easily when i use classes (just as a workaround):

interface ParseFn
{
    ParseFn opCall...

That's exactly what i use it for - it's almost functional programming :)