You need to "new" class objects, they're not structures:

import std.stdio;
class TTest
{
  public void Info(T)(string name)
  {
     writeln(typeid(T), "\t", name);
  }
}
void main()
{
  TTest test = new TTest;
  test.Info!(uint)("one");
}

Hopefully you know what that means. :)

> You need to "new" class objects, they're not structures:
>
> import std.stdio;
> class TTest
> {
>    public void Info(T)(string name)
>    {
>       writeln(typeid(T), "\t", name);
>    }
> }
> void main()
> {
>    TTest test = new TTest;
>    test.Info!(uint)("one");
> }
>
> Hopefully you know what that means. :)
>
Thank you,afterC++is often overlooked.Sillymistake.:-)