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Merge pull request #6472 from pcbro/pcbro-patch-1

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Use gender-neutral language
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Ryan Cavanaugh 2016-01-13 15:32:43 -08:00
parent 911d07a81b 4d065ffbf8
commit 36e9e9e82a
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lib/typescript.js
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@ -5037,7 +5037,7 @@ var ts;
* Given an super call\property node returns a closest node where either
* - super call\property is legal in the node and not legal in the parent node the node.
* i.e. super call is legal in constructor but not legal in the class body.
* - node is arrow function (so caller might need to call getSuperContainer in case if he needs to climb higher)
* - node is arrow function (so caller might need to call getSuperContainer in case it needs to climb higher)
* - super call\property is definitely illegal in the node (but might be legal in some subnode)
* i.e. super property access is illegal in function declaration but can be legal in the statement list
*/

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lib/typescriptServices.js
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@ -5037,7 +5037,7 @@ var ts;
* Given an super call\property node returns a closest node where either
* - super call\property is legal in the node and not legal in the parent node the node.
* i.e. super call is legal in constructor but not legal in the class body.
* - node is arrow function (so caller might need to call getSuperContainer in case if he needs to climb higher)
* - node is arrow function (so caller might need to call getSuperContainer in case it needs to climb higher)
* - super call\property is definitely illegal in the node (but might be legal in some subnode)
* i.e. super property access is illegal in function declaration but can be legal in the statement list
*/

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src/compiler/utilities.ts
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@ -779,7 +779,7 @@ namespace ts {
* Given an super call\property node returns a closest node where either
* - super call\property is legal in the node and not legal in the parent node the node.
* i.e. super call is legal in constructor but not legal in the class body.
* - node is arrow function (so caller might need to call getSuperContainer in case if he needs to climb higher)
* - node is arrow function (so caller might need to call getSuperContainer in case it needs to climb higher)
* - super call\property is definitely illegal in the node (but might be legal in some subnode)
* i.e. super property access is illegal in function declaration but can be legal in the statement list
*/