Bug? Using Variable name CS leads to warning

[hoppfrosch]

Within my class I have a method, doing something like this

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class X {
	;....
	methodA() {
		cs := functionXYZ()
	}
	;....
}

Using this class, I get a warning (having #warn enabled):

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test.ahk
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Warning in #include file ".........\MyClass.ahk":
     Class may be overwritten.

Specifically: CS

	Line#
	...
	248: CounterCurr := 0
--->	250: CS := CallStack(deepness := thiscalldepth+20)
	252: Loop tokens.Length()
	....

What does this message mean? Nowhere else within my code anything is named "CS" (espacially no class named "CS")....

Renaming CS to anything else (for example cst) the code runs without this warning. Within my code cs is written in lowercase letters - whereas in the warning box it's written in uppercase ....

Is CS a special internal AHK-variable, which is not to used by user? Is this a bug in AHK?

Runnning AHK 2.0-a100-52515e2

[SL5]

I dont know. it remember the word CodeSort

[Helgef]

Can you provide something reproducable?

Cheers.

[hoppfrosch]

Can you provide something reproducable?

It's deeply embedded in my class hierarchy currently - I've got to isolate the problem. I'll give it a try as soon as I've got some spare time ....

[lexikos]

It is most likely a legitimate warning. If you haven't already worked it out, you can probably verify by using ListVars inside methodA; if it has no local variable named "cs", you are definitely assigning to a super-global variable (i.e. a class).