relates to:

• SR-4587 No "inaccessible" diagnostic for property if the base name is shared with methods
• SR-1775 Better handling of property/method name clashes

Issue Description:

 class AClass {
 var add: (Int) -> Int {
 return
{ num in return num + 1 }
}
func add(_ num: Int) -> Int {
 return num + 20
 }
}

Now in some other place I have this code:

let a = AClass()
 print(a.add(1)) 

I have run this code, and the result is 2 (which means the variable's block is called).

So here are the questions:

1. Does the compile always get the variable rather than call the function?

1. Is there any way to call the function?