---- Reported by anders@iola.dk 2007-09-06 09:43:18 MST ----

Description of Problem:

The following code (although a little ugly) should compile:

if (e.Event.Key == Gdk.Key.Escape) // cancel
	foreach (Gtk.Widget w in representation)
		if (w.Name == "new")
			w.Destroy(); // bye bye
else if (e.Event.Key == Gdk.Key.Return) // ok
	foreach (Gtk.Widget w in representation)
		if (w.Name == "new") {
			string text = ((Gtk.Entry)w).Text;
			if (text != "")
				representation.Add(new Gtk.Button(text));
			w.Destroy(); // bye bye
		}

Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. Compile the above lines of code

Actual Results:

Compile error:

A local variable named `w' cannot be declared in this scope because it
would give a different meaning to `w', which is already used in a `parent'
scope to denote something else(CS0136)

Expected Results:

Compiles fine since the second foreach w is in a different if block than
the first foreach w.

How often does this happen? 

Always

Additional Information:

Using Mono 1.2.3.1.


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