semantic parses regardless of operator

Whether I have an object itself - on the stack, for example - or if I create
a pointer to an object - on the heap, for example : I can use either access
operator to get at its public members. I believe this should be a new
feature introduced in that you must use the correct operator.

##EXAMPLE##
struct MS
{
   MS(void){ }
   int data;
   int getData( void ) { return data }
};

int main(void)
{
   MS* ms = new MS();
   ms. // works
      return 0;
}
##END EXAMPLE##


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