Duplicate using causes odd behavior

[dested]

    using foo;
    using foo;
    namespace bar
    {
        public class Bar
        {
            public Bar()
            {
                var fm = new Foo();
                Console.Log(fm);
            }
        }
    }
    namespace foo
    {
        public class Foo
        {

        }
    }

Type.registerNamespace('HeadServer.bar');
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// HeadServer.bar.Bar
HeadServer.bar.Bar = function() {
    var fm = HeadServer.foo.Foo;
    console.log(fm);
};
Type.registerNamespace('HeadServer.foo');
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// HeadServer.foo.Foo
HeadServer.foo.Foo = function() {
};

Type.registerNamespace('HeadServer.bar');
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// HeadServer.bar.Bar
HeadServer.bar.Bar = function() {
    var fm = new HeadServer.foo.Foo();
    console.log(fm);
};
Type.registerNamespace('HeadServer.foo');
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// HeadServer.foo.Foo
HeadServer.foo.Foo = function() {
};

I cant quite figure out a way to parse an entire program in a test case, Parser.ParseProgram seems to fail, but the first source will generate the next one, as opposed to the third (which is generated when only one using is used). Im not sure if this is a c# compiler issue or what, but I suppose it should be noted. Took me far too long to track it down....

[erik-kallen]

This is fixed in the upcoming release 1.1.2