I had a stupid bug:
class Base {
SomeStruct someStruct;
// ...
}
class BaseSub {
// ...
override {
public void doThis() {
auto someStruct = checkSomething("input"); // Bug is here,
of course,
// a leftover
from old code
}
}
private void doSomethingElse() {
if (someStruct.hasValue) {
auto val = someStruct.value; // Segmentation fault (core
dumped)
// ...
}
}
private auto someCheck(string input) {
return SomeStruct(input);
}
}
dmd 2.63
SomeStruct is declared outside the class.
It compiled and dmd didn't say anything about "local variable
declaration someStruct is hiding class variable someStruct."
Is it because a) I use it in "override" and/or b) because I
declare it in the base class but only use it in the subclass (for
now)? Am I making a mess of scopes and stuff? Or is it a bug?
