Why do I get the error message:

Error: immutable method fbool.fbool.and is not callable using a mutable object

when chaining methods? It works fine using regular function calls?

struct fbool {
  ubyte data;
  pure immutable fbool and(immutable fbool b){return b.data < data ? b : this;}
  pure immutable fbool or(immutable fbool b){return b.data > data ? b : this; }
  pure immutable fbool not(){ return fbool(data^255);}
}

immutable fbool not(immutable fbool a){ return fbool(a.data^255); }
immutable fbool and(immutable fbool a, immutable fbool b){ return a.data < b.data ? a : b;}
immutable fbool or(immutable fbool a, immutable fbool b){ return a.data > b.data ? a : b;}

or(and(not(a),b),and(not(a),b)); //this works
a.not().and(b).or( b.not().and(a) ); // this does not work

On Friday, 17 January 2014 at 01:49:24 UTC, Ola Fosheim Grøstad wrote:
>   pure immutable fbool and(immutable fbool b){return b.data <

Nevermind, I figured this out. immutable(fbool), not immutable fbool...