Bug 7103 – the -property switch vs. template functions with default template arguments

if you compile the following code using the DMD 2.057 beta, using the -property switch, then you get no warning or error. ///////////////////////////////////////////////// import std.stdio; struct duck { void quack(int I1, int I2 = 0)(bool louder = false) { if (louder) writeln("QUACK"); else writeln("quack"); } } void main() { duck d; d.quack!(0); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////// However, if you change it to d.quack!(0, 0); then you get Error: not a property d.quack Shouldn't both cases behave the same?

dmd 2.060 both versions get you Error: not a property d.quack

The -property switch has been deprecated and no longer has any effect, closing.