'with' bug?

[Faux Amis]

On 02/11/2012 14:13, bearophile wrote:
> Adam D. Ruppe:
>
>> D normally lets locals shadow globals silently - if you had
>>
>> int g;
>>
>> void main() {
>>    int g;
>> }
>>
>> that's ok normally so it isn't specific to with. This is a good thing
>> because it means adding a variable elsewhere won't annoyingly break
>> your functions.
>>
>> You could argue that doing it on structs is a little harder to keep
>> track of than regular locals, but, meh.
>
> I try to minimize (possibly to zero) the number of global
> variables/constants, but I have had some troubles caused by silent
> shadowing of global names by local names in functions.
> Having global variables with the same name of local variables is
> sometimes a source for troubles, so I try to keep their name distinct.
> But I'd like D to spot such duplications (shadowing of a global) for me.
>
> Bye,
> bearophile

When talking about global variables are we talking about module scope 
variables?
As I see the module as the most primary data encapsulation in D, I often 
use module scope variables (in combo with static import).
I didn't know you could shadow globals and in my situation it sounds bug 
prone.