Markus Dangl wrote:

If your approach would be possible, then also recursive types as formal...

...did for a function


IIRC this works

=typedef void* function() State;
=State foo() { return cast...

...trying to write a function like that:

typedef ParseFn function(char[] s) ParseFn;

i.E...

...ClassT>
  class _SlotCaller0 : public _SlotCaller<ClassT>
  {
  protected:    typedef void (ClassT::*MethT)();
    MethT mMeth; friend DynSigSlot...

...using char[] seems perfectly natural. I tried typedef'ing char* to string now and then...

...the char as is and define a typedef struct or whatever that provides the added...

test case:
http://dstress.kuehne.cn/run/t/typedef_07_B.d

Thomas

...run/t/typedef_20_A.d http://dstress.kuehne.cn/run/t/typedef_20_B...

...about this code?

--- bug.d ---
Foofunc f;
typedef int Foo;
alias int function(Foo) Foofunc...

...0;
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...is identical to this...

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typedef struct
{
   int x;
} Foo;

typedef struct
{
   Foo foo;
} MyStruct...