This is more of a question than a bug, I think, but perhaps there could be some flag to work around this.

If I registered a declaration like this:

MwArray<T> &Remove(int index)

It will be able to resolve the "T" type here if I do something like this:

	asIScriptEngine* engine = gen->GetEngine();
	int typeId = gen->GetObjectTypeId();
	asITypeInfo* type = engine->GetTypeInfoById(typeId);
	int subTypeId = type->GetSubTypeId();
	asITypeInfo* subType = engine->GetTypeInfoById(subTypeId);

But if my declaration doesn't include my template type "T", it will not be resolvable (the subType's name will simply be "T"):

void Remove(int index)

Is there a way to force it to resolve the subtype correctly in the latter case without needlessly returning itself? (It's a viable workaround for me for now, but would be nice to not have to do this.)

It depends on whether there's much overhead I guess, I'm fine with an option to disable this optimization manually if it's that much of an overhead.

That's great, thank you!