Closed kkirby closed 9 years ago
When referencing "this" in a try/catch statement that is scoped in a function with a bound context, the "this" would be the function's "this" and not the outer "this".
class MyClass def doStuff() let a = #()@ try @doStuff() catch err @doStuff()
When referencing "this" in a try/catch statement that is scoped in a function with a bound context, the "this" would be the function's "this" and not the outer "this".