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[spec] Array literal can implicitly convert to an expected type #3701

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@ntrel ntrel commented Oct 6, 2023

Fix Issue 24177 - Array literal can implicitly convert to an expected type.

Use this feature to avoid casting elements manually in example.
Also extend array literal to static array example.

Fix Issue 24177 - Array literal can implicitly convert to an expected type.

Use this feature to avoid casting elements manually in example.
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16357 normal cast(T[])[x] casts x to T instead of [x] to T[]
24177 enhancement Array literal can implicitly convert to an expected type

Fix Issue 16357 - cast(T[])[x] casts x to T instead of [x] to T[].
@dkorpel dkorpel merged commit b04ba82 into dlang:master Nov 8, 2023
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