I was watching the Dconf talk for 2022 and saw you mention std.experimental.typcons and needing to look through it.

This was my fault so I'll explain. This was my attempt to updated std.typecons.wrap with an implementation that could work with struct (because it had a strange limitation at the time). https://he-the-great.livejournal.com/54566.html

As I went further with it I wanted to ensure that a wrapped struct for a Range type would be achievable. This lead to needing to make more modifications to the 'typecons' helper methods. As I needed to continue to bring in more pieces, it became discouraging to manage what were updates and what should be 'new' and how all of this was ultimately going to get "merged" into std.typecons.

In conclusion, just throw it out. Getting it to work in Dub first and then working out what "merge" looks like makes more sense if I ever come back to it.

On Wednesday, 17 August 2022 at 15:21:30 UTC, Jesse Phillips wrote:
> I was watching the Dconf talk for 2022 and saw you mention std.experimental.typcons and needing to look through it.
>
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Awesome, thanks.