LYR-SEM0127
a value for an interface's static 'let'
A 'static let' in an interface is given a value.
Explanation
An interface's constant is a declaration: every conforming type answers it with a static let of its own, read as T.size. A value written in the interface would belong to no type.
Drop the value from the interface and give it in each conforming type.
Wrong
interface Sized {
static let size: int = 8;
}
fn main(): void {
}
Right
interface Sized {
static let size: int;
}
fn main(): void {
}