A class (graceScope in module scope)contains a var declaration:
var node is public
This implicitly creates a method node:=(nu) in that class. However, if one attempts to inherit from graceScope and create an alias for that method:
inherit graceScope
alias superNode:=(n) = node:=(n)
minigrace incorrectly raises an error:
scope.grace[346:32-40]: Syntax error: can't define an alias for node:=(_) because it is not present in the inherited object
345: alias superClear = clear
346: alias superNode:=(n) = node:=(n)
-------------------------------------^^^^^^^^^
Until this is fixed, the workaround is to change the name of the variable, and declare the reader and writer methods explicitly.
A class (
graceScopein module scope)contains a var declaration:This implicitly creates a method
node:=(nu)in that class. However, if one attempts to inherit fromgraceScopeand create an alias for that method:minigrace incorrectly raises an error:
Until this is fixed, the workaround is to change the name of the variable, and declare the reader and writer methods explicitly.