Closed hax closed 6 years ago
I thought about putting static
before let
, but that wouldn't make visual sense. Where let
is the beginning of a variable declaration (driving home the point that these are not properties), static
is a modifier to a declaration that usually only applies to class properties.
What you get with let/const static
is a variable that is attached to the constructor and only accessible within the class lexical definition. Even static block will not make this kind of encapsulation possible. Besides, from what I could see, static blocks are meant to provide something akin to friend
in C++. It allows for the definition of an object that is separate from the class but has privileged access to the class's internals.
After second thought, I think maybe let static
is a little better...
I would prefer
static let x
😅Actually, I'm not sure we need static let/const, it seems normal let/const outside class + static block (which have separate proposal) already provide the functionality.