TypeScript/tests/cases/compiler/superElementAccess.ts
Wesley Wigham 64305edbce
Skip outer expressions when checking for super keyword in binder (#20164)
* Skip outter expressions when checking for super keyword in binder

* use TransformFlags to optimize and correct super call transforms

* Lint
2018-01-12 18:24:02 -08:00

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class MyBase {
m1(a: string) { return a; }
private p1() { }
m2: () => void = function () { }
d1: number = 42;
private d2: number = 42;
get value() {return 0 }
set value(v: number) { }
}
class MyDerived extends MyBase {
foo() {
super["m1"]("hi"); // Should be allowed, method on base prototype
var l2 = super["m1"].bind(this); // Should be allowed, can access properties as well as invoke
var x: (a: string) => string = super["m1"]; // Should be allowed, can assign to var with compatible signature
super["m2"].bind(this); // Should error, instance property, not a public instance member function
super["p1"](); // Should error, private not public instance member function
var l1 = super["d1"]; // Should error, instance data property not a public instance member function
var l1 = super["d2"]; // Should error, instance data property not a public instance member function
super["m1"] = function (a: string) { return ""; }; // Should be allowed, we will not restrict assignment
super["value"] = 0; // Should error, instance data property not a public instance member function
var z = super["value"]; // Should error, instance data property not a public instance member function
}
}