Duplicate init arg spec gives internal error
define class <c> (<object>)
keyword aaa:;
keyword aaa:;
end;
format-out("%s\n", make(<c>, aaa: 1));
(Available here: https://play.opendylan.org/shared/93b97d88a4b522b9)
Results in this output:
Open Dylan 2023.1
Internal error: value @KaaaHLcGVplay_bba5f31d926f is multiply defined
Exiting with return code 9
From https://opendylan.org/books/drm/Instance_Creation_and_Initialization, the last paragraph in the section "Initialization Argument Specifications" (emphasis mine):
""" More than one keyword initializable slot may be initialized from the same initialization argument (that is, more than one keyword initializable slot may specify the same init-keyword). However, an error is signaled if a single define-class form has more than one initialization argument specification for the same keyword. An error will also be signaled if a single define-class form has a keyword initializable slot that includes an init specification and also includes an initialization argument specification for the same keyword that is either required or provides a default value. These error situations are all indications of code that can never be reached. """
Adding this to the same bug on the theory that the problems are in the same code...
No error is signaled for this example:
define class <c> (<object>)
slot one, init-keyword: aaa:, init-value: "one";
required keyword aaa: = "two";
end;
ignore(one, one-setter);
format-out("%s\n", one(make(<c>, aaa: 1)));
(Available here: https://play.opendylan.org/shared/48cfddccfa9aa2ff)
From the same paragraph quoted in the initial bug description:
An error will also be signaled if a single define-class form has a keyword initializable slot that includes an init specification and also includes an initialization argument specification for the same keyword that is either required or provides a default value.