duplicates:

• SR-1772 File-level function with the same name as instance function not picked up by compiler

Issue Description:

Compiling the source below results in an error:

import Foundation

func afunction(_ pattern: String, options: [String]? = nil) -> String {
    return pattern
}


class Testing {
    private static let defaultValue = afunction("Foo", options: ["Bar"])

    private func afunction(for file: String, using pattern: String) -> String {
        return "Hogehoge"
    }

    init() {}
}


Testing()

global-vs-local.swift:9:39: error: cannot use instance member 'afunction' within property initializer; property initializers run before 'self' is available
    private static let defaultValue = afunction("Foo", options: ["Bar"])
                                      ^
global-vs-local.swift:19:1: warning: result of 'Testing' initializer is unused
Testing()
^      ~~

The compiler seem to assume that the local instance function, afunction(for:using), is intended when actually the global afunction(:options:) is meant.
I assume that the labels should be enough to understand which function is intended.