reference to subclass

In bsh2.0b1 a references to a subclass from a superclass causes a 
recursive define, which seems to be confused with a (unsupported) 
synonymous class. An uncommon scenario, but it does happen sometimes.

Regards,
Jonathan

Foo.java:    class Foo {Bar bar;}

Bar.java:    class Bar extends Foo {}

print(new Foo());

Loading class from source file: /Foo.java
Loading class from source file: /Bar.java
Loading class from source file: /Foo.java
bsh.InterpreterError: Defining class problem: Foo: BeanShell cannot yet 
simultan
eously define two or more dependant classes of the same name.  Attempt 
to define
: Foo while defining: Foo




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