o.{
a.b = 6;
c.f();
a.b = a.c; // !!
};
This is indeed an issue that could be solved using
o.{
.a.b = 6;
.c.f();
.a.b = .a.c;
}
My previous sample would be rewritten :
var style = "color: red";
var elem = document.createElement("span");
elem.{
.className = "hello";
.style = style;
.id = .uniqueID;
};
This looks a lot like the C# syntax of the 'with' statement, which is maybe
a good idea.
dynamic obj = new ... with {
.a = "hello";
.b = inScopeVar;
.c = .a + .b;
};
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