I didn't dare hope that this would compile

class A
{
 float opIndex(float k) {
  return k;
 }
 float opIndex(float k, float v) {
  return k;
 }
}

I have to say that this is cool! If at some point in the future I can also do e.g.

class A
{
 float opIndex(float k1, float k2, float k3) {
  ...
 }
 float opIndex(float k1, float k2, float k3, float v) {
  ...
 }
 ...
}

That'll be awesome! Not to speak of slicing...

Bent Rasmussen wrote:

> I didn't dare hope that this would compile
> 
> class A
> {
>  float opIndex(float k) {
>   return k;
>  }
>  float opIndex(float k, float v) {
>   return k;
>  }
> }

Actually, after the recent introduction of opIndexAssign, this will have to be:

class A
{
  float opIndex(float k) {
   return k;
  }
  float opIndexAssign(float v, float k) {
   return k;
  }
}

(Not sure about the final resolution about the ordering of the arguments.)