• d-bugmail puremagic.com (86/92) Jan 10 2022 https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=22663

d-bugmail puremagic.com writes:

https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=22663

          Issue ID: 22663
           Summary: Module is not recognized inside an "if"
           Product: D
           Version: D2
          Hardware: x86_64
                OS: Linux
            Status: NEW
          Severity: normal
          Priority: P1
         Component: dmd
          Assignee: nobody puremagic.com
          Reporter: rempas tutanota.com

I'm having a very very weird bug. So the main idea is that I have a module
called "number_conv" which is inside a package called "enums". So we can
imagine the file structure like that:


 dub.sdl
 source
   | app.d
   | conv.d // The actual file that does the calls to the enum from
"number_conv"
   | enums
     | number_conv.d

So the problem here is that I have defined an enum inside the "number_conv"
module called "digit_count". When I try to use this enum, I'm calling it using
the following syntax `number_conv.digit_count!`. This will work as expected
except for one call that will not recognize "number_conv" and say that it is an
unknown identifier. I have created the smallest possible files to represent the
actual problem and tested them inside the "/tmp" directory. Here are the files

File: test.d
Code:
```
import enums.number_conv;

enum is_same(alias value, T) = is(typeof(value) == T);

enum is_signed(alias value) = is_same!(value, byte) || is_same!(value, short)
  || is_same!(value, int) || is_same!(value, long);

enum is_unsigned(alias value) = is_same!(value, ubyte) || is_same!(value,
ushort)
  || is_same!(value, uint) || is_same!(value, ulong);

char* to_str(T)(T num, ubyte base = 10) {
  static if (is_unsigned!num) {
    ubyte i;
    static if (is_same!(num, ubyte)) {
      mixin(number_conv.digit_count!("4", "3", "9", "4"));
    }

    else static if (is_same!(num, ushort)) {
      mixin(number_conv.digit_count!("6", "5", "17", "7"));
    }

    else static if (is_same!(num, uint)) {
      mixin(number_conv.digit_count!("11", "9", "33", "12"));
    }

    else {
      mixin(number_conv.digit_count!("21", "17", "65", "23"));
    }

    return cast(char*)"0";
  }

  else static if (is_signed!num) {
    if (num == 0)

    bool min_num = false;

    ubyte i;
    static if (is_same!(num, byte)) {
      mixin(number_conv.digit_count!("5", "4", "10", "5"));
    }

    else static if (is_same!(num, short)) {
      mixin(number_conv.digit_count!("7", "6", "18", "8"));
    }

    else static if (is_same!(num, int)) {
      mixin(number_conv.digit_count!("12", "10", "34", "13")); // If we remove
"number_conv" here and just use "digit_count!", it will work
    }

    else {
      mixin(number_conv.digit_count!("21", "18", "66", "24"));
    }

    return cast(char*)"0";
  }
}

extern (C) void main() {
  import core.stdc.stdio;

  printf("The number is %s", to_str(2737));
}
```

File: enums/number_conv.d
Code:
```
module enums.number_conv;

enum digit_count(string dec, string hex, string bin, string oct) = `
  if (base == 10)      i = ` ~ dec ~ `;
  else if (base == 16) i = ` ~ hex ~ `;
  else if (base == 2)  i = ` ~ bin ~ `;
  else if (base == 8)  i = ` ~ oct ~ `;
`;
```

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