Syntax sugar in top of AttributedFunction
Creates AttributedFunction with stored argument types that match T and stores args there before returning.
void foo() {} auto funcattr = createAttributedFunction!foo(1, "2", 3.0); import std.typecons : tuple; assert (tuple(funcattr.m_storedArgs) == tuple(1, "2", 3.0));
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Syntax sugar in top of AttributedFunction
Creates AttributedFunction with stored argument types that match T and stores args there before returning.