• Dan (15/15) Mar 26 2013 Hi -
• Jacob Carlborg (4/17) Mar 26 2013 I'll take a look. Which compiler and version are you using?
• Dan (4/5) Mar 27 2013 DMD64 D Compiler v2.062
• Jacob Carlborg (4/17) Mar 27 2013 Seems to be a problem with arrays in base classes. I'm looking into it.
• Jacob Carlborg (5/18) Mar 28 2013 There seems to be a design issue with "inout":
• Jacob Carlborg (5/18) Mar 28 2013 Fixed in

"Dan" <dan example.com> writes:

Hi -

I get some errors from this simple code:

class Class_a {
    double[2][2] ob;
}
class Class_b : Class_a { int obb;}
Serializer.register!(Class_b);

The error is:
Error: variable 
orange.serialization.Serializer.Serializer.serializeArray!(inout(double[2LU][2LU])).serializeArray.__l
mbda2008.__aggr2839 
inout variables can only be declared inside inout functions

I can't seem to find any answers in the documentation. Anybody 
could help me out?

thanks
dan

Jacob Carlborg <doob me.com> writes:

On 2013-03-26 16:34, Dan wrote:
 Hi -

 I get some errors from this simple code:

 class Class_a {
     double[2][2] ob;
 }
 class Class_b : Class_a { int obb;}
 Serializer.register!(Class_b);

 The error is:
 Error: variable
 orange.serialization.Serializer.Serializer.serializeArray!(inout(double[2LU][2LU])).serializeArray.__lambda2008.__aggr2839
 inout variables can only be declared inside inout functions

 I can't seem to find any answers in the documentation. Anybody could
 help me out?

I'll take a look. Which compiler and version are you using?

-- 
/Jacob Carlborg

"Dan" <dan example.com> writes:

On Tuesday, 26 March 2013 at 19:35:51 UTC, Jacob Carlborg wrote:

 I'll take a look. Which compiler and version are you using?


DMD64 D Compiler v2.062
ubuntu 64 bit

thanks!

Jacob Carlborg <doob me.com> writes:

On 2013-03-26 16:34, Dan wrote:
 Hi -

 I get some errors from this simple code:

 class Class_a {
     double[2][2] ob;
 }
 class Class_b : Class_a { int obb;}
 Serializer.register!(Class_b);

 The error is:
 Error: variable
 orange.serialization.Serializer.Serializer.serializeArray!(inout(double[2LU][2LU])).serializeArray.__lambda2008.__aggr2839
 inout variables can only be declared inside inout functions

 I can't seem to find any answers in the documentation. Anybody could
 help me out?

Seems to be a problem with arrays in base classes. I'm looking into it.

-- 
/Jacob Carlborg

Jacob Carlborg <doob me.com> writes:

On 2013-03-26 16:34, Dan wrote:
 Hi -

 I get some errors from this simple code:

 class Class_a {
     double[2][2] ob;
 }
 class Class_b : Class_a { int obb;}
 Serializer.register!(Class_b);

 The error is:
 Error: variable
 orange.serialization.Serializer.Serializer.serializeArray!(inout(double[2LU][2LU])).serializeArray.__lambda2008.__aggr2839
 inout variables can only be declared inside inout functions

 I can't seem to find any answers in the documentation. Anybody could
 help me out?

There seems to be a design issue with "inout":

http://forum.dlang.org/thread/kj0vat$2o7e$1 digitalmars.com

-- 
/Jacob Carlborg

Jacob Carlborg <doob me.com> writes:

On 2013-03-26 16:34, Dan wrote:
 Hi -

 I get some errors from this simple code:

 class Class_a {
     double[2][2] ob;
 }
 class Class_b : Class_a { int obb;}
 Serializer.register!(Class_b);

 The error is:
 Error: variable
 orange.serialization.Serializer.Serializer.serializeArray!(inout(double[2LU][2LU])).serializeArray.__lambda2008.__aggr2839
 inout variables can only be declared inside inout functions

 I can't seem to find any answers in the documentation. Anybody could
 help me out?

Fixed in 
https://github.com/jacob-carlborg/orange/commit/9c632660db5199640d9aeded098ce359cc5b53e1

-- 
/Jacob Carlborg