LadyCailin

The reproduction that I outlined with that one method seems to be consistent! So hopefully that helps. But yeah, not all methods break, I couldn’t figure out a pattern though,...

No, unfortunately not. Neither in the IDE Log or in Notifications. Not sure if there's another place to check or not.

@VergilPrime Can you give an example of the shell command you were running? (I know, this was 5 years ago, so maybe you don't remember.)

I'm not entirely sure how to fix it, without some fundamental changes to how sconcat works. But this brings up a good point that I've been meaning to address for...

What does doing it without semicolons yield? If that works, then yes, but the bug may have shifted some.

The code here has moved around some, but looking through the history, I now see that this corresponds to [here (PersistenceNetworkImpl.java#L99)](https://github.com/EngineHub/CommandHelper/blob/master/src/main/java/com/laytonsmith/persistence/PersistenceNetworkImpl.java#L99), on the `ds.get(key)` line, so this must be ThreadsafeDataSource.GetDataSource...

The code that runs the copyButton in the code blocks should be copied to make this work.

Current behavior is that the last definition takes precedent. ```java proc _a() { msg("First definition"); } proc _a() { msg("Second definition"); } _a(); // Second Definition ```

The same use case as the `final` keyword in java, for instance. For cases where the method isn't meant to be overridden. In general, the purpose is to be able...

1. Not necessarily, there might be a default implementation, and a conditional redefine, consider this: ```java proc _a() { // default } if(@asdf) { proc _a() { // new behavior...