Initialize record inside another object

[Warley Alex Camargo]

When we initialize a record inside an object

type
  TRec2 = record
    plot   : String; external 'plot';
    writer : String; external 'writer';
        upvotes: Integer; external 'upvotes';
end;

var rec : variant;
rec:= new JObject;
rec.data := record
  estoria: TRec2 = (plot: "I crashed my car today!"; writer: "warleyX"; upvotes: 28); external 'story';
end;

the compiler will emit this piece of code:

function Pub$xR1($) {
 return {
   "story" : Pub$d6e($.story)
  }
}

qHe = {};
qHe.data = Pub$xR1({story:{plot:"I crashed my car today!",writer:"Alex",upvotes:28}});

uhm... the compiler didn't define the Pub$d6e method.

... but if we declare an object using another approach:

var rec : variant;
rec:= new JObject;
rec["data"] := record
  estoria: TRec2 = (plot: "I crashed my car today!"; writer: "warleyX"; upvotes: 28); external 'story';
end;

the compiler will emit the correct output :)

jtD = {};
      jtD["data"] = {story:{plot:"I crashed my car today!",writer:"warleyX",upvotes:28}};

[Eric Grange]

Fixed Issue #96

→ <<cset 6b6741619263>>

[Eric Grange]

Several issues were combining here: * smart-linker was removing ignoring the field because it was not used, it will no longer do that for published & external fields * record clone was invoking Pub$ for published members, without checking that there are published members (in which case, Pub$ is not generated), it will no longer do that

Also made some extra commits to have anonymous be flagged as external by default