struct variants define a ctor function as if they were regular variants

[osa1]

lib.rs:

#![feature(struct_variant)]
pub mod en {
    pub enum MyEnum {
        Variant1(int),
        Variant2{pub name: String}
    }
}

main.rs:

extern crate lib;

use lib::en;

fn main() {
    let enu = en::Variant1(2i);
    let enu2 = en::Variant2("Joe".to_string());
}

error:

main.rs:7:16: 7:28 error: unresolved name `en::Variant2`.
main.rs:7     let enu2 = en::Variant2("Joe".to_string());
                         ^~~~~~~~~~~~
error: aborting due to previous error

But this works:

#![feature(struct_variant)]
pub mod en {
    pub enum MyEnum {
        Variant1(int),
        Variant2{pub name: String}
    }
}

fn main() {
    let enu = en::Variant1(2i);
    let enu2 = en::Variant2("Joe".to_string());
}

[osa1]

Looks similar to #4577.

[sfackler]

It seems like the bug is that this works within the same crate imo.

[ghost]

@sfackler Agreed. I sneaked in a fix for that in #18171 but maybe I should split it out.