E4005#
This error occurs when a trait has multiple declarations of the same method name. Each method in a trait must have a unique name to avoid ambiguity.
Erroneous example#
///|
trait Animal {
make_sound(Self) -> String
make_sound(Self) -> String // Error: method make_sound is declared twice
}
Suggestion#
Remove the duplicate method declaration and keep only one definition for each method name:
///|
priv trait Animal {
make_sound(Self) -> String // Only declare the method once
}
///|
priv struct Dog {}
///|
impl Animal for Dog with make_sound(_) {
"woof"
}
///|
fn[T : Animal] describe(animal : T) -> String {
animal.make_sound()
}
///|
test {
let dog = Dog::{ }
inspect(describe(dog), content="woof")
}
If you need different method behaviors, use distinct method names:
///|
priv trait LoudAnimal {
make_sound(Self) -> String
make_loud_sound(Self) -> String // Use a different name for different behavior
}
///|
priv struct Cat {}
///|
impl LoudAnimal for Cat with make_sound(_) {
"meow"
}
///|
impl LoudAnimal for Cat with make_loud_sound(_) {
"MEOW"
}
///|
test {
let cat = Cat::{ }
inspect(cat.make_sound(), content="meow")
inspect(cat.make_loud_sound(), content="MEOW")
}