b4e06aa279
The parsing of private fields checks whether or not it is within a class to determine if it is valid or not. However, the state.inClass property is incorrect as it marks it as outside a class when the inner class is closed. This commit fixes this problem by replacing the state.inClass property with a class nesting counter.
41 lines
796 B
JavaScript
41 lines
796 B
JavaScript
class Point {
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#x = 1;
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#y = 2;
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constructor(x = 0, y = 0) {
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#x = +x;
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#y = +y;
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this.foo = class {
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#x = 1;
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#y = 2;
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constructor(x = 0, y = 0) {
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#x = +x;
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#y = +y;
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}
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get x() { return #x }
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set x(value) { #x = +value }
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get y() { return #y }
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set y(value) { #y = +value }
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equals(p) { return #x === p.#x && #y === p.#y }
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toString() { return `Point<${ #x },${ #y }>` }
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};
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}
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get x() { return #x }
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set x(value) { #x = +value }
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get y() { return #y }
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set y(value) { #y = +value }
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equals(p) { return #x === p.#x && #y === p.#y }
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toString() { return `Point<${ #x },${ #y }>` }
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}
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