>
> Using "public" to refer to an instance property seems totally weird to me.
>
For what it's worth, I agree. I'd prefer var or instance. I've already seen
at least one example of someone misinterpreting it and doing something like:
class C {
public someMethod() { ... }
}
Their intent was to define a method on C's prototype (like you usually do)
and have it be publicly accessible (like they usually are), but the above
syntax doesn't do that. It's, I believe, an error instead because you're
trying to define a *per-instance* method and it doesn't allow per-instance
initializers.
I'm pretty sure most people reading the above code would not interpret it
the way the proposal does.
- bob
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