Try fix #1743: typing of ValDef with anonymous class #1744
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Not sure we can do it that way. Avoidance is a tricky issue... |
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In principle, we should not let a locally defined type escape in the type of a block. |
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Thanks @odersky , so I guess in this case the only right solution is to resort to structural types, which we have to decide whether to support or not. I close it for now. |
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In typing of blocks, it's fine to reference local type symbols. Fix #1743.