C++ setters hide class members

[cgodkin]

Hi,

(I couldn't find a similar question; sorry if this is something obvious!)

I'm building C++ from a JSON Schema and it works amazingly well. However, the C++ classes generated often use the same variable name for a formal parameter as for a member variable. For instance:

        std::optional<int64_t> min_int_value;

        void set_min_int_value(int64_t min_int_value) { this->min_int_value = min_int_value; }

which causes Visual Studio 2019 (on Windows) to report lots of these messages:

d:\dgidev\src\ev_osduclient\Well_schema.h(71): warning C4458: declaration of 'min_int_value' hides class member

Yes, it's just a warning so I could turn off C4458, but is there a way to prevent this with an option to quicktype ?

My workaround is to use --code-format with-struct to generate structs instead of classes since the struct generation doesn't create the setters and getters.

Thanks for any tips!