Open matthewfarwell opened 9 years ago
If I create a worksheet with the following contents, the worksheet fails silently, no warnings, no errors :
object worksheet { def bar(a: Int) = 77 def bar(b: String): Int = 66 bar(66) bar("String") }
However, if I rename one of the methods (to bar2), it works:
object worksheet { def bar(a: Int) = 77 //> bar: (a: Int)Int def bar2(b: String): Int = 66 //> bar2: (b: String)Int bar(66) //> res0: Int = 77 bar2("String") //> res1: Int = 66 }
This is using
org.scala-ide.sbt.feature (4.0.0.201412161056) "Sbt Library for Eclipse" org.scala-ide.scala211.feature (4.0.0.201412161056) "Scala Standard Library" org.scala-ide.sdt.feature (4.0.0.v-2_11-201412161058-027320c) "Scala Plugin" org.scala-ide.sdt.scalatest.feature (2.9.3.v-4-2_11-201411200954-82f5fff) "ScalaTest Plugin" org.scalaide.worksheet.feature (0.2.6.v-2_11-201412171534-8101792) "Scala Worksheet plugin"
If I create a worksheet with the following contents, the worksheet fails silently, no warnings, no errors :
However, if I rename one of the methods (to bar2), it works:
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