It seems like Kotlin has a case-insensitivity bug.
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/** Creates a ControlWrapper which wraps the given control. */ |
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class Transparent<T : Control>( |
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override val rootControl: T |
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) : ControlWrapper |
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companion object { |
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/** Most-efficient way to transparently pass a Control to a ControlWrapper API. */ |
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@JvmStatic |
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fun <T : Control> transparent(control: T): Transparent<T> { |
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return Transparent(control) |
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} |
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} |
This code used to be java, and it had the same bug. I switched it to Kotlin to try to fix it.
When called from a Kotlin compiler, I get this error: Unresolved reference 'transparent'. Interestingly, I get this error with both transparent and Transparent, and it's an accident that both methods exist at all.
It seems like Kotlin has a case-insensitivity bug.
durian-swt/durian-swt/src/main/java/com/diffplug/common/swt/ControlWrapper.kt
Lines 114 to 125 in f1b1e63
This code used to be java, and it had the same bug. I switched it to Kotlin to try to fix it.
When called from a Kotlin compiler, I get this error:
Unresolved reference 'transparent'. Interestingly, I get this error with bothtransparentandTransparent, and it's an accident that both methods exist at all.