Bug: problems with forward methods

[Robert Field]

Both of these are cases were it is unclear if it is just an error or the 
user intends to change or add declarations.  Not sure how to go here.

-Robert

On 03/19/15 09:13, andrei.eremeev wrote:
> And as for forward variables, I think method "f" can be declared, but 
> cannot be executed until "a" with a proper type is declared.
>
> -> double a
> |  Added variable a of type double
>
> -> int f() { return a; }
> |  Error:
> |  incompatible types: possible lossy conversion from double to int
> |  int f() { return a; }
> |                   ^
>
> -> int a
> |  Replaced variable a of type int
>
> Andrei Eremeev
>
> On 03/19/2015 06:49 PM, andrei.eremeev wrote:
>> Hi REPL team,
>>
>> The code is not compiled if the name of a forward method equals to 
>> the method name in which the forward method is called.
>>
>> -> void f() { f(10); }
>> |  Error:
>> |  method f in class  cannot be applied to given types;
>> |    required: no arguments
>> |    found: int
>> |    reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length
>> |  void f() { f(10); }
>> |             ^
>>
>>
>> Andrei Eremeev
>