Bob Nystrom
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In the compiler, when a bare name is encountered inside a class definition and it does not resolve to a local variable or global, emit an implicit `this.` load before the call, enabling getter, setter, and method calls without explicit receiver. Update all benchmark, builtin, and test files to remove redundant `this.` qualifiers, and add comprehensive test suites for implicit receiver behavior across instance, inherited, static, nested, and shadowing scenarios.
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21 lines
290 B
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class Foo {
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bar = value {
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IO.print("setter")
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return value
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}
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test {
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bar = "value" // expect: setter
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{
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bar = "value" // expect: setter
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var bar = "local"
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bar = "value" // no expectation
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}
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bar = "value" // expect: setter
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}
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}
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(new Foo).test
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