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Thomas Wright writes in of a scope resolution bug that means that this code does not validate. The problem is that the enumeration RobotAssistedDressing::NoiseLevel::High is not in scope at expression level.
It should be the case, I think, that NoiseLevel is in scope (qualified and unqualified) by virtue of being an element of the target.
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I added a workaround for this a while back, but when auditing the metamodel with Ana it's become clear that the workaround is not acceptable, and I'll need to rethink things.
The current thought I have is something like
import robochart RobotAssistedDressing
to pull all enumerations defined in RobotAssistedDressing into main scope at the package level.
Thomas Wright writes in of a scope resolution bug that means that this code does not validate. The problem is that the enumeration
RobotAssistedDressing::NoiseLevel::High
is not in scope at expression level.It should be the case, I think, that
NoiseLevel
is in scope (qualified and unqualified) by virtue of being an element of the target.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: