On Mar 23, 2012, at 12:42 AM, Claus Reinke wrote:

> - could we think of hoisting a class as hoisting its constructor
>   (the hoisted binding wouldn't be undefined, but shouldn't         be called 
> before initialization, either)?
> 

But its value could be accessed?  It's properties could be accessed?

This would be a new kind of Temporal deal zone.  I don't think we need it.  Can 
you show a use case  were the current proposal (class X{} scopes just like 
const X;) doesn't work.

Allen

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