On Thursday, 20 September 2012 at 12:32:03 UTC, Namespace wrote:
So I should disable the copy ctor (@disable this(this)) and
drop move, right?
Yes, but at that point, what you have is scoped!T re-implemented
:/
As you can See if I pass a OnStack to function/class i'm using
.get all the Time.
You could "alias get this". This way, your OnStack will call cast
as a T implicitly. Again, this is what scoped!T does.
The only other method IMO would be to pass it as OnStack by
value and Store it in the other class also as OnStack, right?
Yes, but that would require a copy contructor "this(this)", which
we have actually ruled out. You can pass the T itself thanks to
the implicit cast to T, but you can't pass an actual OnStack
object.
