I have a referenced-counted stairs object that I want to pass to another function. It requires calling lightScope on it to strip the RC context. I think the way to do that is to make sure that LightScopeOf works for it, but it looks like when the iterator is a StairsIterator, then LightScopeOf just returns the same type. Ideally it should just be a simple fix to adjust how LightScopeOf works to get working.
unittest {
import mir.ndslice.iterator: StairsIterator;
import mir.qualifier: LightScopeOf;
import mir.rc: RCI;
static assert(is(LightScopeOf!(StairsIterator!(RCI!double, "+")) == StairsIterator!(RCI!double, "+"))); //passes but shouldn't (ideally)
static assert(is(LightScopeOf!(StairsIterator!(RCI!double, "+")) == StairsIterator!(double, "+"))); //fails, but should pass (ideally)
}
I have a referenced-counted stairs object that I want to pass to another function. It requires calling
lightScopeon it to strip the RC context. I think the way to do that is to make sure thatLightScopeOfworks for it, but it looks like when the iterator is aStairsIterator, thenLightScopeOfjust returns the same type. Ideally it should just be a simple fix to adjust howLightScopeOfworks to get working.