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contract C2 =
datatype dt = Zero | One(int)
main contract C =
entrypoint foo(d : Cx.dt) =
switch (d)
Cx.Zero => 0
Cx.One(_) => 1
The above code fails with the following error message:
type_error:7:7: Invalid call to contract entrypoint `Cx.Zero`. (It must be called as `c.Zero` for some `c : Cx`.)
type_error:8:7: Invalid call to contract entrypoint `Cx.One`. (It must be called as `c.One` for some `c : Cx`.)
This issue is realted to the commit 5adeb6c that banned using contracts as namespaces.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am now also using a namespace as "workaround" as suggested by @radrow and @hanssv.
I think this is the core issue I ran into which I didn't dig into too deep. because of this issue I used a "solution" which was obviously a bug that has recently been fixed with #469.
IMO this issue should be prioritized if there is nothing more "urgent" on the list.
The above code fails with the following error message:
This issue is realted to the commit 5adeb6c that banned using contracts as namespaces.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: