duplicates:

• SR-1846 "Variable used in its own initial value" error when using a function (not a variable) of the same name

relates to:

• SR-1687 Swift does not warn about shadowing

Issue Description:

The following throws the compiler error "Variable used within its own initial value", and I can't see why it should.

The problem seems to be with the fact that the constant is named "string" and the func that I'm assigning to it from also starts with "string" (though the full name of the func is obviously "string(at:)"). Please ignore the functionality of the sample code; I've pared it down from a larger project that uses UIViews and IndexPaths instead of Strings and Ints.

struct Foo {

{{ func bar() {}}

{{ let string = string(at: 2)}}

    }

{{ private func string(at index: Int) -> String {}}

{{ return "Test"}}

    }

{{ }}{{}}}