compiler message cannot convert GType to GType

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Actually, I think I saw this once... or twice.  It was a dumb mistake of 
mine, though.  It requires multiple files.

File #1, test1.d:
---
import test2;
typedef int test;

void main()
{
	test1.test x = 5;
	foo(x);
}

void foo(test2.test y)
{
}
---

File #2, test2.d:
---
typedef int test;
---

But that's not this problem.  I think this one is:

File #3, test3.d:
---
import test2;
typedef int test;

void main()
{
	test3.test x = 5;
	test2.test y = x;
}
---

Which produces the same error message.  In actuality, the compiler is 
100% correct - the two cannot be implicitly cast.  However, the error 
message is VERY ambiguous.

As you can tell, the root of the problem is that the error message 
doesn't use fully-qualified type names.  Personally, I like this better, 
but maybe at least for these sort of cases, they need to be fully-qualified.

Ant, do you think this is the issue you are running into?

Thanks,
-[Unknown]


> You should strive to get a file that's at max, 10's of lines of code and 
> requires no imported modules.  If you don't, then someone else will have 
> to.  Waiting for Walter to do it for you pretty much means it isn't going 
> to happen.  There's pleanty of already reduced cases that are going to get 
> looked at first simply because they're far easier to make progress on.