Details
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Technical task
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Resolution: Won't Do
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P3: Somewhat important
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None
Description
Currently, find usages has a very coarse approximation to recognize shadowed properties (or at least shadowed properties you can detect at compiletime).
Maybe this should be fixed?
Here some edge cases to test:
For a signal s, onS should not shadow s. Also, should shadowing onS also shadows s?
signal s
function f() {
let onS = 43;
s(); // usage of signal s
}
function g() {
let s = 43;
onS() // usage of signal handler s?
}
property int p
function h() {
let p = 123
pChanged() // usage of property int p's changed handler?
}
For a shadowed property p, root.p is not shadowed (because of the identifier).
id: root
property int p
function f() {
let p = 123
return root.p // usage of property p
}
function g() {
let root = 123
return root.p // not an usage of property p because root is shadowed
}