segfault on inductive type with binder starting with `_`
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Description
If you create an inductive type with one constructor containing a field starting with an underscore, and then later use . notation, Lean will segfault.
Steps to Reproduce
inductive S
| mk : Π (_foo : nat → int), S
namespace S
def bar (s : S) : nat := 0
variable s : S
#check s.bar
end S
Expected behavior: s.bar : ℕ
Actual behavior: Lean segfaults
Reproduces how often: 100%
Essential features:
- the field
_foohas a name starting with an underscore - the inductive type has exactly one constructor
- the type of
_foois a Pi-type
Lean thinks that S is a structure and _foo is a field containing a parent structure ("subobject") foo.
Versions
Lean (version 3.18.4, commit f539be1e867c, Release) linux
The crash is in is_subobject_field of src/frontends/lean/structure_cmd.cpp. Lean apparently thinks S is a structure which extends foo and then gets confused.
By the way, Lean won't let you name a structure field with something starting with an underscore, but using inductive as above bypasses this check.