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When using two different types with the same name (one of them imported as an alias) inside a class breaks compilation:
import accessors; import person : PersonId; import another : AnotherPersonId = PersonId; class Foo { @ConstRead private PersonId personId_; @ConstRead private AnotherPersonId anotherPersonId_; mixin(GenerateFieldAccessors); }
Error: cannot implicitly convert expression (this.anotherPersonId_) of type const(PersonId) to const(PersonId)
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Still doesn't work for @Write.
@Write
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Test case:
import accessors; import person : PersonId; import another : AnotherPersonId = PersonId; class PersonId { } class WriteAttrTest { @Write private PersonId personId_; @Write private AnotherPersonId anotherPersonId_; mixin(GenerateFieldAccessors); }
Error: cannot implicitly convert expression anotherPersonId of type main.PersonId to PersonId.PersonId
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When using two different types with the same name (one of them imported as an alias) inside a class breaks compilation:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: