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Hi, This issue hasn't seen activity in 60 days. Therefore, we are marking this issue as stale for now. It will be closed after 7 days. |
Since we replace |
Yes please! |
@staycoolcall911 No hard objections from me on removing computed properties to simplify the spec (unless there's another reason?), but just want to say that I think the |
I completely agree with your last remark @Chriscbr; I was referring to the fact that initially we made computed properties syntax |
Assign this to me. I'll take a look at the spec and make sure it's more consistent with |
This PR introduces an up-to-date language reference - all wishlist/roadmap feature mentions were deleted and instead put into new/existing issues, with a link in a newly added "Roadmap" paragraph at the end of relevant sections.. All code samples (Wing and TypeScript) were tested and should successfully compile. [Rendered version of the language reference](https://github.com/winglang/wing/blob/urib/lang-ref/docs/docs/03-language-guide/90-reference.md#1149-roadmap). Fixes #2420 ### TODO - [ ] I'll remove all typescript code samples in a follow-up PR ### Misc - [x] Changed the rust debugger to debug the current open `.w` file by default (relevant contributor guide doc updated). - [x] Small fix of a couple of tree-sitter test headlines. - [x] Fixes #2696 - by defining the behavior of `for` loops. ### I simply removed the following spec features/requirements: 1. In 1.1.4.8 Json logging “It is also legal to just log a json object” 2. In 1.2 Utility Functions: “The above functions can accept variadic arguments of any type except `throw` which only accepts one argument and that is the message to be contained in the error.” 3. In 1.4 Storage modifiers: “The name of any static data member and static member function must be different from the name of the containing class regardless of the casing.” 4. In 2.6 For: “Type annotation after an iteratee (left hand side of **in**) is optional.” 5. In 3.2 Classes: “Optionals are initialized to `nil` if omitted, unless the type is `nil?`, which in that case, absent initialization is a compile error.<br/> Member function and field access in constructor with the "this" keyword before all fields are initialized is invalid and would throw a compile error.<br/> In other words, the `this` keyword is immutable to its field access operator `.` before all the member fields are properly initialized. The behavior is similar to JavaScript and TypeScript in their "strict" mode.” 6. In 3.3 Preflight classes: Scope and ID are “both overrideable by user-defined ones in constructor.” 7. In 3.8 Enumeration: “Last comma is optional in single line definitions but required in multi line definitions.” “`nameof` operator” 8. Entire section: 6.1.2 Shell strings 9. Entire section: 6.4 Kitchen Sink 10. Entire section: Inspiration (last section) ### Issues opened/changed to track spec completeness: - [x] Opened issues: - [x] #3121 - [x] #3123 - [x] #3129 - [x] #3139 - [x] #3140 - [x] #3142 - [x] Changed description: - [x] #108 - [x] #2103 - [x] #116 - [x] #125 - [x] #128 - [x] #129 - [x] #130 - [x] #1737 ## Checklist - [x] Title matches [Winglang's style guide](https://docs.winglang.io/contributors/pull_requests#how-are-pull-request-titles-formatted) - [x] Description explains motivation and solution - [ ] Tests added (always) - [x] Docs updated (only required for features) - [ ] Added `pr/e2e-full` label if this feature requires end-to-end testing *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the [Monada Contribution License](https://docs.winglang.io/terms-and-policies/contribution-license.html)*.
This PR introduces an up-to-date language reference - all wishlist/roadmap feature mentions were deleted and instead put into new/existing issues, with a link in a newly added "Roadmap" paragraph at the end of relevant sections.. All code samples (Wing and TypeScript) were tested and should successfully compile. [Rendered version of the language reference](https://github.com/winglang/wing/blob/urib/lang-ref/docs/docs/03-language-guide/90-reference.md#1149-roadmap). Fixes #2420 ### TODO - [ ] I'll remove all typescript code samples in a follow-up PR ### Misc - [x] Changed the rust debugger to debug the current open `.w` file by default (relevant contributor guide doc updated). - [x] Small fix of a couple of tree-sitter test headlines. - [x] Fixes #2696 - by defining the behavior of `for` loops. ### I simply removed the following spec features/requirements: 1. In 1.1.4.8 Json logging “It is also legal to just log a json object” 2. In 1.2 Utility Functions: “The above functions can accept variadic arguments of any type except `throw` which only accepts one argument and that is the message to be contained in the error.” 3. In 1.4 Storage modifiers: “The name of any static data member and static member function must be different from the name of the containing class regardless of the casing.” 4. In 2.6 For: “Type annotation after an iteratee (left hand side of **in**) is optional.” 5. In 3.2 Classes: “Optionals are initialized to `nil` if omitted, unless the type is `nil?`, which in that case, absent initialization is a compile error.<br/> Member function and field access in constructor with the "this" keyword before all fields are initialized is invalid and would throw a compile error.<br/> In other words, the `this` keyword is immutable to its field access operator `.` before all the member fields are properly initialized. The behavior is similar to JavaScript and TypeScript in their "strict" mode.” 6. In 3.3 Preflight classes: Scope and ID are “both overrideable by user-defined ones in constructor.” 7. In 3.8 Enumeration: “Last comma is optional in single line definitions but required in multi line definitions.” “`nameof` operator” 8. Entire section: 6.1.2 Shell strings 9. Entire section: 6.4 Kitchen Sink 10. Entire section: Inspiration (last section) ### Issues opened/changed to track spec completeness: - [x] Opened issues: - [x] #3121 - [x] #3123 - [x] #3129 - [x] #3139 - [x] #3140 - [x] #3142 - [x] Changed description: - [x] #108 - [x] #2103 - [x] #116 - [x] #125 - [x] #128 - [x] #129 - [x] #130 - [x] #1737 ## Checklist - [x] Title matches [Winglang's style guide](https://docs.winglang.io/contributors/pull_requests#how-are-pull-request-titles-formatted) - [x] Description explains motivation and solution - [ ] Tests added (always) - [x] Docs updated (only required for features) - [ ] Added `pr/e2e-full` label if this feature requires end-to-end testing *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the [Monada Contribution License](https://docs.winglang.io/terms-and-policies/contribution-license.html)*.
The following section should be added to the language reference:
3.9 Computed Properties
You may use the following syntax to define computed properties.
Computed properties are syntactic sugar for getters and setters which themselves
are syntactic sugar for methods, therefore omitting either one is acceptable.
"Read block" must always return a value of the same type as the property.
Keyword
new
can be used inside the write block to access the incoming r-valueof the assignment (write) operation.
new
is always the same type as the typeof the property itself.
Both preflight and inflight computed properties are allowed.
Keyword
var
behind computed properties is not allowed.inflight
computed properties are also allowed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: