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-- This is a test control file

test_name 	 vuar1-called-veen
test_description When a class having an invariant with a syntax error is compiled, the compiler correctly reports a syntax error.  But when the missing parenthesis is added and compilation is resumed, the compiler reports a bogus VEEN error instead of the expected VUAR(1) error.

copy_sub 	 Ace $TEST Ace
define		 ASSERTION "valid (True"
copy_sub 	 test.e  $CLUSTER test.e
compile_melted
compile_result 	 syntax_error TEST 21

define		 ASSERTION "valid (True)"
copy_sub 	 test.e  $CLUSTER test.e
resume_compile
compile_result 	 validity_error TEST VUAR(1)

define		 ASSERTION "valid ("", True)"
copy_sub 	 test.e  $CLUSTER test.e
resume_compile
compile_result 	 ok

test_end