Private members overwriting each other (prototype version)

[ikasiuk]

With the "prototype" version, the following program prints 2 although it should print 1:

class Type1() {
    Integer i = 1;
    shared void test() { print(i); }
}
class Type2() extends Type1() {
    Integer i = 2;
}
void run() {
    Type2 tst = Type2();
    tst.test();
}

That's because both members i get mapped to a variable this.i of the same JS object.

[ikasiuk]

Member names for non-shared members now have "$TypeName" appended to them in the JS code. But this solution probably needs to be revised later because it likely doesn't work if the derived class has the same name as the base class, only in a different package.

[gavinking]

Yes, great, that's the right solution. Thanks.