2 May
2016
2 May
'16
3:06 p.m.
On 02/05/16 23:00, Joshua Morton wrote:
It should be a name error, perhaps 'Accessed object's name cannot be inferred', or a similar error to UnboundLocalException.
You are missing the point.
It is not reasonable to expect an error to be generated at compile time: because the compiler has no way of knowing what attributes will exist on the objects at runtime.
It is not reasonable to expect an error to be generated at runtime: because each and every object would have to be queried as to whether they have the attribute to know if there is ambiguity on each and every reference to an attribute.
The question of which error or warning or exception should be generated is moot ;)
E.