Short class definition causes incorrect redeclared function

[Per Östlund]

The following model:

partial function part_func
  input Real x;
  output Real y;
end part_func;

function func1
  extends part_func;
algorithm
  y := x;
end func1;

function func2
  extends part_func;
algorithm
  y := 2 * x;
end func2;

model model1
  replaceable function func = part_func;
  Real x;
  Real y;
equation
  x = func(y);
end model1;

model model2 = model1(replaceable function func = func1);
model model3 = model1(replaceable function func = func2);

// This works:
//model model2
//  extends model1(replaceable function func = func1);
//end model2;
//
//model model3
//  extends model1(replaceable function func = func2);
//end model3;

model model4
  model2 m2;
  model3 m3;
end model4;

flattens to:

function model1.func
  input Real x;
  output Real y;
algorithm
  y := x;
end model1.func;

class model4
  Real m2.x;
  Real m2.y;
  Real m3.x;
  Real m3.y;
equation
  m2.x = model1.func(m2.y);
  m3.x = model1.func(m3.y);
end model4;

Only one function is generated, but two different functions are actually used. If model2 and model3 are instead declared like in the commented section above we will get two different functions.

[Per Östlund]

Fixed a while ago, see test case redeclare/RedeclareFunction1 in r8882. Output is still incorrect because of [bug 1432|BUG:1432], but it no longer fails without an error message.