From @lizmat

[19​:24​:46] <lizmat> :-) so what am I doing wrong here​:
[19​:24​:49] <lizmat> r​: class Foo { has $!foo; trusts Bar }; class Bar { method foo { self!Foo​::foo } }
[19​:24​:51] <+camelia> rakudo 474102​: OUTPUT«�[31m===�[0mSORRY!�[31m===�[0m␤Cannot call private method 'foo' on package Foo because it does not trust Bar␤at /tmp/E4zFVVR6lK​:1␤------> �[32m; class Bar { method foo { self!Foo​::foo�[33m⏏�[31m } }�[0m␤ expecting any of​:␤ method arguments␤»
[19​:25​:21] <timotimo> :o
[19​:25​:31] <timotimo> you don't need to predeclare Bar?
[19​:25​:40] <timotimo> r​: class Bar { ... }; class Foo { has $!foo; trusts Bar }; class Bar { method foo { self!Foo​::foo } }
[19​:25​:41] <+camelia> rakudo 474102​: ( no output )
[19​:25​:42] <moritz> you probably need to
[19​:25​:47] <timotimo> LTA error, i'd claim
[19​:25​:53] <+dalek> roast​: 33746c6 | larry++ | S05-modifier/ignorecase.t​:
[19​:25​:53] <+dalek> roast​: [M] is not <[M]>
[19​:25​:53] <+dalek> roast​: review​: Raku/roast@33746c6546
[19​:25​:56] <moritz> aye
[19​:26​:03] <timotimo> who feels like making a ticket?
[19​:26​:13] <moritz> masak!
[19​:26​:21] lizmat submits rakudobug

From @jnthn

On Sat May 04 10​:28​:00 2013, elizabeth wrote​:

[19​:24​:46] <lizmat> :-) so what am I doing wrong here​:
[19​:24​:49] <lizmat> r​: class Foo { has $!foo; trusts Bar }; class
Bar { method foo { self!Foo​::foo } }
[19​:24​:51] <+camelia> rakudo 474102​:
OUTPUT«�[31m===�[0mSORRY!�[31m===�[0m␤Cannot call private method 'foo'
on package Foo because it does not trust Bar␤at
/tmp/E4zFVVR6lK​:1␤------> �[32m; class Bar { method foo {
self!Foo​::foo�[33m⏏�[31m } }�[0m␤ expecting any of​:␤ method
arguments␤»
[19​:25​:21] <timotimo> :o
[19​:25​:31] <timotimo> you don't need to predeclare Bar?
[19​:25​:40] <timotimo> r​: class Bar { ... }; class Foo { has $!foo;
trusts Bar }; class Bar { method foo { self!Foo​::foo } }
[19​:25​:41] <+camelia> rakudo 474102​: ( no output )
[19​:25​:42] <moritz> you probably need to
[19​:25​:47] <timotimo> LTA error, i'd claim

It was failing to spot the undeclared type name after "trusts", continuing onward, and thus causing the confusion seen here. Now it catches the undeclared type correctly, is using a typed exception, and has the suggestion mechanism wired up.

Test added to S32-exceptions/misc.t. Resolving.

/jnthn

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