OVerriding imported types raise no error or even warning

[Alex Bespalov]

Delphi:

FDWSUnitImport.ExposeRTTI(TypeInfo(TStringList),[eoExposePublic, eoNoFreeOnCleanup]);

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Script:

program test;

type
TStringList = record
abc : Integer;
end;

var testa : TStringList;

begin
testa.abc := 999;
AddToSystemJournal(testa.abc);
testa.Add('aaa');
AddToSystemJournal(testa.Count);
end.

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Result:

19:47:56:910 [Demise - Vizzz]: Compiling
19:47:56:929 [Demise - Vizzz]: Compiler: [Syntax Error] (DWS_test 7.sc at 13:9): There is no accessible member with name "Add" for type TStringList
19:47:56:929 [Demise - Vizzz]: Compiling failed.
19:47:56:929 [Demise - Vizzz]: Script DWS_test 7.sc stopped successfuly

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No errors, no warnings - just silent overriding.

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@Eric Grange it that normal?

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[Eric Grange]

That's normal, that's not an override, that a newly introduced type in an inner scope.

[Alex Bespalov]

@Eric Grange

Strange, because for end-scripters no any difference in usage of imported and “local” types.

Maybe some optional hint?

[Alex Bespalov]

@Eric Grange