# Collect initializers and build the auto-init
fun do_auto_super_init(modelbuilder: ModelBuilder)
do
- var mclassdef = self.parent.as(AClassdef).mclassdef.as(not null)
- var mpropdef = self.mpropdef.as(not null)
+ var mclassdef = self.parent.as(AClassdef).mclassdef
+ if mclassdef == null then return # skip error
+ var mpropdef = self.mpropdef
+ if mpropdef == null then return # skip error
var mmodule = mpropdef.mclassdef.mmodule
var anchor = mclassdef.bound_mtype
var recvtype = mclassdef.mclass.mclass_type
return
end
- # FIXME: THIS IS STUPID (be here to keep the old code working)
- if not mpropdef.mclassdef.is_intro then return
-
# Do we inherit for a constructor?
var skip = true
for cd in mclassdef.in_hierarchy.direct_greaters do
if not mpropdef.is_intro then
auto_super_call = true
mpropdef.has_supercall = true
+ modelbuilder.toolcontext.info("Auto-super call for {mpropdef}", 4)
return
end
var callsite = new CallSite(self, recvtype, mmodule, anchor, true, candidate, candidatedef, msignature, false)
auto_super_inits.add(callsite)
+ modelbuilder.toolcontext.info("Old-style auto-super init for {mpropdef} to {candidate.full_name}", 4)
end
# No old style? The look for new-style super constructors (called from a old style constructor)
var callsite = new CallSite(self, recvtype, mmodule, anchor, true, the_root_init_mmethod, candidatedef, msignature, false)
auto_super_inits.add(callsite)
+ modelbuilder.toolcontext.info("Auto-super init for {mpropdef} to {the_root_init_mmethod.full_name}", 4)
end
if auto_super_inits.is_empty then
modelbuilder.error(self, "Error: No constructors to call implicitely in {mpropdef}. Call one explicitely.")