cd88f6a319
Fixes #5987. Usages of a class property in a preceding property already gave an error, but the following doesn't yet: ```ts class Test { x: number = this.x; } ``` As with other use-before-declare checking, IIFEs are not treated as invalid uses.
41 lines
1,011 B
TypeScript
41 lines
1,011 B
TypeScript
// @target: es5
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class Test {
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p1 = 0;
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p2 = this.p1;
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p3 = this.p4;
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p4 = 0;
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directlyAssigned: any = this.directlyAssigned;
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withinArrowFunction: any = () => this.withinArrowFunction;
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withinFunction: any = function () {
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return this.withinFunction;
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};
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withinObjectLiteral: any = {
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[this.withinObjectLiteral]: true,
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};
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withinObjectLiteralGetterName: any = {
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get [this.withinObjectLiteralGetterName]() {
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return true;
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}
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};
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withinObjectLiteralSetterName: any = {
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set [this.withinObjectLiteralSetterName](_: any) {}
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};
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withinClassDeclarationExtension: any = (class extends this.withinClassDeclarationExtension { });
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// These error cases are ignored (not checked by control flow analysis)
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assignedByArrowFunction: any = (() => this.assignedByFunction)();
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assignedByFunction: any = (function () {
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return this.assignedByFunction;
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})();
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}
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