Method calls are unconditionally capitalized in MethodCallExpressionVisitor.cs:19, so a Java record accessor call p.x() converts to p.X(). For a converted record that matches neither the property's name (components are kept verbatim, e.g. x) nor its kind, since it's a property rather than a method. Distinguishing an accessor call from an ordinary method call needs type resolution. Follow-up to #65.
Method calls are unconditionally capitalized in
MethodCallExpressionVisitor.cs:19, so a Java record accessor callp.x()converts top.X(). For a converted record that matches neither the property's name (components are kept verbatim, e.g.x) nor its kind, since it's a property rather than a method. Distinguishing an accessor call from an ordinary method call needs type resolution. Follow-up to #65.