Extremely Serious Bug in Monkey C!!!

Let's take such class:

class A
{
  hidden var myLocal = "Var from A";

  function do_localModyfication()
  {
    myLocal += " + some modyfication";
  }
}



Then write next class:

class B extends A
{
  // completely by accident 
  hidden var myLocal = "Var from B";

  function test()
  {
    do_localModyfication();
    System.println(myLocal);
  }
}

How do you think what you'll see in the log after B.test() call?

You will see: "Var from B + some modyfication" :confused::p !

And at the end imagine that you are using class for which you have no sources, like View or WatchFace. Please Garmin, tell me if I should pray that my var names are different than yours? Otherwise, your class and mine will explode!

This of course is a BIG BUG and we should only see: "Var from B"

I wonder why Garmin didn't decided to chose eg. C# which is free. Writing in C# if you build your program without warnings you can assume that it will work as intended. In my opinion Monkey C (Java like) it's probably not the best choice and may leads to unstable software.

Peter