Compiler raises error when overriding interface method.

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Summary

When trying to implement two generic interfaces, the compiler compiler raises an error at the second overrided method saying there is nothing to override.

Additionally, when commenting out the overriding code for the second method, the compiler gives no errors even though it should, because the class still implements the interface for it.

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What Type of Bug are you experiencing?

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Steps to Reproduce

Write this code

type_a := class{}
type_b := class{}

must_implement_func_with(t:type) := interface:
    TestFunc(Input:t):void

test_class := class(must_implement_func_with(type_a), must_implement_func_with(type_b)):
    TestFunc<override>(Input:type_a):void=
        return

    TestFunc<override>(Input:type_b):void=
        return

See error messages produced.

Expected Result

I should be allowed to implement the functions, because this would otherwise be possible if the functions weren’t overriding interfaces, but rather directly implemented on the two classes.

Observed Result

This function does not override a function but has an <override> attribute(3523)

Platform(s)

Windows 11