> One more thing about vim9 class:
>
> can we define a named or anonymous class inside a function ?
> That can be used to simulate a closure,
It can be made possible, but the usefulness might be minimal. Perhaps
you can give an example (possibliy in another language) of what you want
to do.
The idea of class support is to just implement the basics, what most
other languages also have. Not adding all kinds of "nice to have"
features.
> And maybe, someday, we can translate javascript or lua to vim9script with
> this feature.
Javascript is a bit of a weird language, it will be very hard to
translate into another language, because it has some constructs that
most other languages don't have.
Anyway, I don't see this as a goal.
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