• "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Nov 20 2002
• Burton Radons <loth users.sourceforge.net> Nov 20 2002
• "Andrew Edwards" <crxace13 nospam.comcast.net> Nov 21 2002
• "Andrew Edwards" <crxace13 nospam.comcast.net> Nov 21 2002
• "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Nov 21 2002
• "Roberto Mariottini" <rmariottini lycosmail.com> Nov 22 2002
• Patrick Down <pat codemoon.com> Nov 25 2002

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The code:

     void main ()
     {
         bit x;

         x = "bar" == "bar";
     }

Triggers the new implicit bit cast error.  It's type-dependent - 
comparing int won't trigger it.

Thats because an explicit cast is required to convert from string "bar" to
bit.

Try:

void main ()
{
    bit x;
    x = (bit)"bar" == (bit)"bar";
}

By the way: can you take a look at cartoon.d? It's got the same problems in
D v0.50.

Here's the error:
cartoon.d(692): function checked (bit value) does not match argument types
(int)

I'm not sure how to typecast a function's return type;

"Burton Radons" <loth users.sourceforge.net> wrote in message
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 The code:

      void main ()
      {
          bit x;

          x = (bit)"bar" == "bar";
      }

 Triggers the new implicit bit cast error.  It's type-dependent -
 comparing int won't trigger it.

Please disregard my earlier comment. I'll begin reading threads completely
before responding to them.

Andrew

"Andrew Edwards" <crxace13 nospam.comcast.net> wrote in message
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 By the way: can you take a look at cartoon.d? It's got the same problems


 D v0.50.

 Here's the error:
 cartoon.d(692): function checked (bit value) does not match argument types
 (int)

 I'm not sure how to typecast a function's return type;


It sounds like you're trying to pass an int to a function that takes a bit.
Try cast(bit) before the int expression.

"Burton Radons" <loth users.sourceforge.net> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:arfr2l$7h4$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 The code:

      void main ()
      {
          bit x;

          x = "bar" == "bar";
      }

 Triggers the new implicit bit cast error.  It's type-dependent -
 comparing int won't trigger it.


Do you mean:

 x = ("bar" == "bar");

or

(x = "bar") == "bar";

What is the right operator precendence?

Ciao

The following generates the error
Internal error: ..\ztc\cgobj.c 3084

If I put the template in the same file where
it is used the error does not occur.

//File: eventtemplates.d----------------
template EvtType(T1,T2)
{
  struct Trigger
  {
    alias void delegate(Object sender,T1,T2) eventFunc;
    
    void Add(eventFunc f)
    {
    } 
  }
}

//File: winbase.d----------------
import eventtemplates;

instance EvtType(int,int) MouseEvent;

class Window 
{
  public
  {
    MouseEvent.Trigger mouseDown;
  }
}