ArgumentError loop

#1

Is it correct if

flash.errors.ArgumentError is

package flash.errors; #if (!display && flash)

@:native("ArgumentError") extern class ArgumentError extends Error {}

#else
typedef ArgumentError = openfl.errors.ArgumentError;
#end

and openfl.errors.ArgumentError is

package openfl.errors; #if (display || !flash)

extern class ArgumentError extends Error {}

#else
typedef ArgumentError = flash.errors.ArgumentError;
#end

?
It is detected by HaxeDevelop as an inheritance loop…

…or at least I think these are the culprit classes.

#2

flash.errors.ArgumentError: #if (!display && flash

If we are not performing code completion or documentation, and we are running on the Flash target, use flash.errors.ArgumentError, otherwise use openfl.errors.ArgumentError

openfl.errors.ArgumentError: #if (display || !flash)

If we are performing code completion or documentation, or we are not running on the Flash target, use openfl.errors.ArgumentError and not flash.errors.ArgumentError

I think this is sound, but maybe FlashDevelop is not aware (or sensitive to) the defines?

#3

I remember that FlashDevelop would ignore things like #if. But usually this meant that it took the first definition and ignored the typedef at the bottom. Not sure why it would be different for these two classes.

#4

Maybe it has both in its class path, and is picking the first definition in both?