I seem to have some trouble overloading opIndexAssign in one of my classes.
I have a class; JSObject which is defined like this:
alias char[] String;
...
class JSObject : Dobject
{
/*****************************************************************
* Constructors
******************************************************************/
this( Dobject dobj )
{
super( dobj ) ;
}
this()
{
super( null ) ;
}
this( AssociativeArray data )
{
// initiate
super( null ) ;
// then populate
foreach( k, v ; data )
{
this[ k ] = v ;
}
}
public void opIndexAssign( String key , String val )
{
Value* v = new Value() ;
v.putVstring( val ) ;
this.Put(key, v , DontDelete);
}
public void opIndexAssign( String key , Dobject dobj )
{
Value* v = new Value() ;
v.putVobject( dobj ) ;
this.Put(key, v , DontDelete);
}
public void opIndexAssign( String key , JSObject jso )
{
Value* v = new Value() ;
v.putVobject( jso ) ;
this.Put(key, v , DontDelete);
}
public Value* opIndex( String key )
{
return this.Get( key );
}
}
The Dobject superclass has overloaded put() and get() methods and I'm trying to wrap them so I can access them as associative arrays:
77: JSObject jso = new JSObject() ;
78: jso[ "foo" ] = "bar" ;
79:
80: JSObject jsoParent = new JSObject() ;
81: jsoParent[ "child" ] = jso ;
It works for the String,String method but when I try using the JSObject as the value, it fails.
test2.d => test2
+ c:\dmd\dsss\bin\rebuild.exe -version=PhobosCompatibility -w -Idsss_imports\ -I. -S.\ -Ic:\dmd\dsss\include\d -Sc:\dmd\dsss\lib\ -Ic:\dmd\dsss\include\d -Sc:\dmd\dsss\lib -oqdsss_objs\D -debug -gc test2.d -oftest2
test2.d(81): Error: function dmdscripttest.JSObject.opIndexAssign (char[],char[]) does not match parameter types (JSObject,char[5u])
test2.d(81): Error: cannot implicitly convert expression (jso) of type dmdscripttest.JSObject to char[]
test2.d(81): Error: cannot implicitly convert expression ("child") of type char[5u] to dmdscripttest.JSObject
Error: Command failed, aborting.
Command c:\dmd\dsss\bin\rebuild.exe returned with code 1, aborting.
I'm a bit at loss to what I'm doing wrong. It's like the compiler tries to cast it to fit with opIndexAssign( String, String ) instead of the opIndexAssign( String, JSObject ) method.
Did I define the opIndexAssign functions incorrectly?
Thanks in advance,
the issue is that opIndexAssigne needs the value first and then the keys (or indices)
http://www.d-programming-language.org/operatoroverloading.html#Assignment
so you'll want to define it as
public void opIndexAssign( String val , String key)
{
Value* v = new Value() ;
v.putVstring( val ) ;
this.Put(key, v , DontDelete);
}
public void opIndexAssign( Dobject dobj , String key)
{
Value* v = new Value() ;
v.putVobject( dobj ) ;
this.Put(key, v , DontDelete);
}
public void opIndexAssign( JSObject jso , String key)
{
Value* v = new Value() ;
v.putVobject( jso ) ;
this.Put(key, v , DontDelete);
}
the reason this is done is so that you can define a vararg for the index
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