# Inherit a constructed type and then use another constructed type from the same generic type in a different class.
# What could go wrong?


class Options
	inherits Dictionary<of String, Object>

	cue init
		base.init


class ObjectCatalog

	var _objectToSerialNum = Dictionary<of Object, int>()

	def serialNumFor(obj as Object) as int
		# The following statement used to give the false error message:
		#  Cannot return TValue? because "serialNumFor" is declared to return a int.
		# ...simply because Options inherited a constructed type.
		# Whether Options is declared above or below made no difference.
		# The problem was with bind inheritance combined with generics combined with CLR types (e.g., reading DLLs).
		return _objectToSerialNum[obj]


class Test

	def main is shared
		pass