547 – Accessing a deprecated member variable through an explicit object reference is not caught

The following code accesses the deprecated members of the class in different ways. The body of the function test thus contains no legal statement (if compiling without -d) but nonetheless compiles without error.
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import std.stdio;
class ClassWithDeps {
 deprecated int value;
 deprecated static int staticValue;
 void test(ClassWithDeps obj) {
 obj.value = 666;
 obj.staticValue = 102;
 this.value = 666;
 this.staticValue = 103;
 ClassWithDeps.staticValue = 104;
 writefln(obj.value);
 writefln(obj.staticValue);
 writefln(this.value);
 writefln(this.staticValue);
 writefln(ClassWithDeps.staticValue);
 }
}
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The same happens if a struct or union is used instead of a class.

Fixed dmd 1.032 and 2.016