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source/mod/submod.d:
module mod.submod;
enum T1{ x }
source/mod/package.d:
module mod;
import mod.submod;
enum T2{ y }
enum T3{ z }
static foreach(member; __traits(allMembers, mod)){
pragma(msg, member);
}
/**Prints:
object
T1
**/
I get the members of mod.submod instead of mod, even though I supplied it with mod. The same happens if I use mixin(__MODULE__).
I've tested this using dub with the stock dub.json file (no dependencies) with
- dmd 2.101.1
- dmd 2.104.0
- ldc2 1.30.0
- ldc2 1.32.2
- gdc 12.2.0
and I've gotten the same results for all of my tests every time.
If I change mod.submod to being a different module instead of a submodule, allMembers lists the contents of mod as expected. The members within the two modules don't seem to affect anything.
Importing mod from mod.submod makes it show up in allMembers, meaning I can do __traits(allMembers, mod.mod.mod.mod.mod. (etc.) recursively, and it still prints the members of mod.submod. Putting mod.submod into allMembers causes this error:
Error: undefined identifier `submod` in package `mod`
Does anyone understand why this happens?
Is there any way to subvert this behaviour, or is it actually a bug?
