10$: Error on use of this.#something outside of class
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I think we'd need to track whether or not we're in a class declaration. We don't do this currently. (We do track whether or not we're in a function or a loop, though; perhaps we could have similar logic for classes.) |
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The following code:
this.#x;
Should report `error_cannot_access_private_identifier_outside_class`.
Fix: #219
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Private identifiers in dot expressions (e.g.
this.#something) are only legal inside of a class. Report an error if such an expression is found outside a class.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: