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digitalmars.D.bugs - Mixin bug

reply Roel Mathys <roel.mathys yucom.be> writes:
template Mix1() { this(int x) { printf("mix1\n"); }}

class Bar
{
     int myx;
     //~ mixin Mix1;		==> wouldn't compile

     this() { myx = 15; }

     mixin Mix1;			==> placing it here compiles
}

int main() {
     Bar bar = new Bar();
     return 0;
}
May 17 2004
parent Derek Parnell <derek psych.ward> writes:
On Tue, 18 May 2004 08:29:27 +0200, Roel Mathys wrote:

 template Mix1() { this(int x) { printf("mix1\n"); }}
 
 class Bar
 {
      int myx;
      //~ mixin Mix1;		==> wouldn't compile
 
      this() { myx = 15; }
 
      mixin Mix1;			==> placing it here compiles
 }
 
 int main() {
      Bar bar = new Bar();
      return 0;
 }
Confirmed, sort of... With this code ... //---------------------- template Mix1(alias y) { this(int x) { y = x; printf("mix1\n"); } } class Bar { int myx; this() { myx = 15; } //mixin Mix1!(myx); // ==> placing it here compiles this(int x) { myx = x; printf("mix2\n");} } int main() { Bar bar1 = new Bar(); Bar bar2 = new Bar(4); printf("1 %d, 2 %d\n", bar1.myx, bar2.myx); return 0; } //---------------------- I get ... c:\temp>dmd mix C:\DPARNELL\DMD\BIN\..\..\dm\bin\link.exe mix,,,user32+kernel32/noi; c:\temp>mix mix2 1 15, 2 4 ... but when I replace the hard coded ctor(int) with the mixin ... //---------------------- template Mix1(alias y) { this(int x) { y = x; printf("mix1\n"); } } class Bar { int myx; this() { myx = 15; } mixin Mix1!(myx); // ==> placing it here compiles //this(int x) { myx = x; printf("mix2\n");} } int main() { Bar bar1 = new Bar(); Bar bar2 = new Bar(4); printf("1 %d, 2 %d\n", bar1.myx, bar2.myx); return 0; } //---------------------- ... I get this ... c:\temp>dmd mix mix.d(17): constructor this () does not match argument types (int) So it appears that any ctor brought in by a mixin is ignored if any ctor already exists for the class. -- Derek 18/May/04 6:28:40 PM
May 18 2004