1342 enum member called s is not possible #1373
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Thanks for pointing out this problem. In general, this highlights a problem I hadn't noticed before between generated code and user code... the I'll create a commit remove the style rule instead of taking this fix, so I'll close this PR, but thanks for highlighting the problem! |
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See #1373 The programmer can always write `this.` to disambiguate. This originally seemed like a useful constraint, but it creates a tension between generated code and user code. For example, see #1373, and the example foo : @enum type = { s; } which before this commit was rejected because the `@enum` type metafunction generates a function with a parameter named `s`. It seems undesirable to force generated code to uglify its names to avoid conflicts. Also, fix `@enum` for cases like this to type-scope-qualify access to the member.
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Fix #1342
Not a definitive fix, but it will reduce the chance of name clashes and shadowing.