"Satisfies Callable" compile error when class MyClass() satisfies MyInterface()

The compile error when putting parentheses next to a satisfied interface is a class declaration should be improved, as this could be misleading/confusing for beginners trying Ceylon. Namely, the compiler error should be changed to be more descriptive.

This happens with both the JVM and JavaScript compilers:

interface MyInterface {}
class MyClass() satisfies MyInterface() {}

The compile error is:

satisfies ‘Callable’

The compile error should be something along the lines of:

“a satisfied interface in a class declaration cannot have an initializer parameter list”

Although I’m sure somebody can come up with a more descriptive compile error than the above.

[quintesse]

@gavinking this issue was for a better error message until you have time to implement the feature. Is that something you want to do? If so, is it for 1.2.3 or 1.3? And if not you should probably close it.

[quintesse]

Moving to 1.3