auto a = createRC!double(10); auto b = a; assert(*b == 10); *b = 100; assert(*a == 100);
Classes with empty constructor
static class C { int index = 34; } assert(createRC!C.index == 34);
static interface I { ref double bar() @safe pure nothrow @nogc; } static abstract class D { int index; } static class C : D, I { double value; ref double bar() @safe pure nothrow @nogc { return value; } this(double d) { value = d; } } auto a = createRC!C(10); assert(a._counter == 1); auto b = a; assert(a._counter == 2); assert((*b).value == 10); b.value = 100; // access via alias this syntax assert(a.value == 100); assert(a._counter == 2); auto d = a.castTo!D; //RCPtr!D assert(d._counter == 3); d.index = 234; assert(a.index == 234); auto i = a.castTo!I; //RCPtr!I assert(i.bar == 100); assert(i._counter == 4); auto v = a.shareMember!"value"; //RCPtr!double auto w = a.shareMember!"bar"; //RCPtr!double assert(i._counter == 6); assert(*v == 100); ()@trusted{assert(&*w is &*v);}();
'Alias This' support
struct S { double e; } struct C { int i; S s; // 'alias' should be accesable by reference // or a class/interface alias s this; } auto a = createRC!C(10, S(3)); auto s = a.castTo!S; // RCPtr!S assert(s._counter == 2); assert(s.e == 3);