Bug 14914 – Inconsistent alias declaration could be detected

It's possible to alias a method from one class instance in another one but the declaration is actually unusable. Example: --- class Foo { void something(size_t param){} } class Bar { private Foo foo; this(){foo = new Foo;} alias somethingelse0 = foo.something; //alias somethingelse1 = typeof(foo).something;// equivalent } void main(string[] args) { auto bar = new Bar; bar.somethingelse0(0); } --- 'Bar.somethingelse0' or 'Bar.somethingelse1' are indeed methods but they are not callable. To be more clear, the problem is that the alias declaration is legal but it cannot be used.