Can anybody tell me if the following should work?

template TProp(T)
{
	T _value;

	T opAssign(T v)
	{
		_value = v;
		return v;
	}
}

class Test
{
	mixin TProp!(int) intProp;
	mixin TProp!(char[]) stringProp;
}

void main()
{
	auto test = new Test;
	test.intProp = 1;
	test.stringProp = "A value";
}

The compiler outputs:
test.d(12): function test.Test.TProp!(int).opAssign conflicts with
test.Test.TProp!(char[]).opAssign at test.d(12)
test.d(12): function test.main.TProp!(int).opAssign conflicts with
test.main.TProp!(char[]).opAssign at test.d(12)

It is semantically equivalent to the working code which creates no conflicts:

template TProp(T)
{
	T _value;

	T set(T v)
	{
		_value = v;
		return v;
	}
}

class Test
{
	mixin TProp!(int) intProp;
	mixin TProp!(char[]) stringProp;
}

void main()
{
	auto test = new Test;
	test.intProp.set(1);
	test.stringProp.set("A value");
}