Shortened access to member variables in super class flagged as warning

[StephanWald]

The following sample flags the short access to the member field of the parent class as warning (which is valid). The formal access through #super! works as expected:

class public SuperParent

classend

class public Parent extends SuperParent

    field public String SomeString! 

classend

class public Child extends Parent

    method public void someMethod()

        rem this is flagged as warning but also legal:
        #SomeString! = "TEST"

        rem the explicit access to the member of the super class works as expected:
        #super!.setSomeString("TEST")

    methodend

classend

c! = new Child()
c!.someMethod()