While executing the following code in 2.4.4
abstract class Module {
> abstract String getModuleName()
> }
> class Master extends Module {
> String title
> String track
> }
> def master = new Master(title: "Hello", track: "1")
> println master.title
I receive the following error message
Abstract method 'java.lang.String getModuleName()' is not implemented but a
> method of the same name but different return type is defined: method
> 'java.lang.String getModuleName()'
However, when I execute the code in version 2.2.2, I receive the following
error message
Can't have an abstract method in a non-abstract class. The class 'Master'
> must be declared abstract or the method 'java.lang.String getModuleName()'
> must be implemented.
The *second* of the two error messages seems a bit clearer to me.
With respect to version 2.4.4, is this expected behavior or is this a
defect?
