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# ddmd.dstruct

FuncDeclaration `search_toString`(StructDeclaration `sd`);
  Search toString member function for TypeInfo_Struct. string toString();
void `semanticTypeInfo`(Scope* `sc`, Type `t`);
  Request additonal semantic analysis for TypeInfo generation.
class `StructDeclaration`: ddmd.aggregate.AggregateDeclaration;
  final bool `fit`(Loc `loc`, Scope* `sc`, Expressions* `elements`, Type `stype`);
    Fit `elements`[] to the corresponding type of field[].

    Input: `loc` `sc` `elements` The explicit arguments that given to construct object. `stype` The constructed object type. Returns `false` if any errors occur. Otherwise, returns `true` and `elements`[] are rewritten for the output.

  final bool `isPOD`();
    Return `true` if struct is POD (Plain Old Data). This is defined as: not nested no postblits, destructors, or assignment operators no 'ref' fields or fields that are themselves non-POD The idea being these are compatible with C structs.
class `UnionDeclaration`: ddmd.dstruct.StructDeclaration;

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