Using "!" with a recordset

[wopag]

Describe the bug
Open a database with ADODB - compiler doesnt allow the use of the "!" to grab a field name?

To Reproduce
Using Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library, with a connection string to MYSQL database ( driver={MySQL ODBC 5.1 Driver} )

Dim dDatabaseConnection = New ADODB.Connection
Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset

dDatabaseConnection.ConnectionString =
dDatabaseConnection.CursorLocation = adUseClient
dDatabaseConnection.CommandTimeout = 60
dDatabaseConnection.open

rs.open "SELECT * FROM versionstext order by ID DESC LIMIT 1", dDatabaseConnection, adOpenKeyset, adLockOptimistic

debug.print rs.Fields(0).value ' works
debug.print rs.Fields("ID").value ' works

debug.print rs!msg ' too few arguments, expected 1 in call to 'item'
debug.print rs![msg] ' too few arguments, expected 1 in call to 'item'

Expected behavior
debug.print rs!msg should print the contents of the field msg. Fails with "too few arguments, expected 1 in call to 'item'"
debug.print rs![msg] should print the contents of the field msg. Fails with "too few arguments, expected 1 in call to 'item'"

Additional context
Unless im missing an external reference?

[bclothier]

Unfortunately that's another preview limitation --- the use of bang operator makes it a late-bound call to the members of the object, and the preview does not allow late-binding of the object.

Note that rs!msg is equivalent to rs.Fields("msg").Value but with the side effect that this has to go through the IDispatch.

[WaynePhillipsEA]

@bclothier it's the IDispatch implementation inside twinBASIC classes that isn't yet live.

This should have been supported, but was a bug. Thanks for reporting.
Now fixed in v0.9.1944