Default values are not checked against type declarations

[janicedatawire]

I was able to compile the following without complaint:

    class Foot extends Unit {
       String type=1;
       String system="English";
       float baseValue="3.2808399";
    }

I expected complaints that 1 is not a string and "3.2808399" is not a float. Instead, I get complaints from the Java compiler:

javac Functions.java
./convert/Foot.java:4: error: incompatible types: int cannot be converted to String
    public String type = (String) (1);
                                  ^
./convert/Foot.java:6: error: incompatible types: String cannot be converted to float
    public float baseValue = (float) ("3.2808399");
                                     ^
2 errors

The Python and Javascript work as is and return the same results as if I had supplied a float for Foot.baseValue.

[bozzzzo]

Fixed in recent quark