Wrong modifiers do not trigger any error.

[donida]

See comment.

[donida]

Please try to simulate Test.B: parameter c is not present in model B, however, the compiler just skips the modifier without generating any error. This is very dangerous, because if you mis-spell the modifier name (I actually wanted to write a = 2, but typed c = 2 instead), you get no modification, without any warning from the compiler.

package Test

model A

parameter Real a = 1;
Real b = a;

end A;

model B extends A(c = 2);
end B;

end Test;

[Martin Sjölund]

Works in trunk.