Maybe I understand the issue. Here are several declarations together.
void writeProperties(Xml&, bool = true, bool = true) const;
Isn't the compiler warning me that if I call writeProperties with one Xml
argument, that this method with two optional bools is called instead of the
1-arg version.
The compiler warning is saying that even if 1 argument is used at the call
site, the 3-arg version will be called, and there is no way to reach the
3-arg version.
Thus if this class or a subclass makes a call like writeProperties(xmlobj),
then 3-arg version is called and that might be surprising.
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