I did the following check. We should really get rid of this compiler.
In 1.1 and I think that this is the wrong version of the changes that was
introduced
because the interface sucks
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Parser warningAllowed: true
Object subclass: #Zork
instanceVariableNames: 't'
zork
| t |
t := 1.
I get t appears to beunused in this method.Ok to remove it?
Really?
Now indeed my changes (my responsibility of using hernan change)
Parser warningAllowed: false
Object subclass: #Zork
instanceVariableNames: 't'
zork
| t |
t := 1.
gets the variable t shadows the instance variables.
So for Pharo we get simply for now issue Parser warningAllowed: true
to get it to the "normal" behavior
In 1.0
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Parser warnUser
but we have the same silly broken pop up.
Now I checked and in 3.9
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we got 'Name is already defined.' so it seems that this is not the warning
preference that
are responsible of the problem.
I will ask marcus if he remembers which compiler changes may have
Stef
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