[Issue 15248] Function in current module is not allowed to overload imported function
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Mon Oct 26 03:39:54 PDT 2015
https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15248
Maxim Fomin <mxfomin at gmail.com> changed:
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Severity|enhancement |normal
--- Comment #1 from Maxim Fomin <mxfomin at gmail.com> ---
The hijack.html is rather rationale than formal spec (and thus can be
interpreted in different ways), but in the beginning it contains:
The first stab at fixing this problem in the D programming language was to add
the rules:
1. by default functions can only overload against other functions in the
same module
2. if a name is found in more than one scope, in order to use it it must be
fully qualified
I think round() is found in several scopes and thus must be fully qualifyed.
AFAIK approx. a year ago semantic of overloading what changed but I cannot find
any mention in the spec or in the changelog (one of the features is ability to
hijack round() by placing import inside function). Also I remember some issues
were filed with complains about new behavior but they were closed as invalid -
even seasoned D users were unaware of new behavior. Definetely there is a spec
problem.
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