wren/test/language/module_variable/use_in_function.wren

var variable = "module"

Fn.new {
  System.print(variable) // expect: module
}()
Remove support for implicit self sends and convert everything to '@'. This fixes the nasty case where "foo(bar)" is context-sensitive, and generally simplifies the compiler a lot since there is a clear distinction between lexical and dynamic scope. Also: - Remove the special handling of capitalized names since all names are lexical now. - Allow methods to close over local variables in enclosing functions. - Allow implicit definition of all lexical names. 2015-11-30 22:46:11 -08:00			`var variable = "module"`

			`Fn.new {`
			`System.print(variable) // expect: module`
Allow infix () and {} to call "call" on the left-hand side. - Allow this for both argument lists and block arguments. - Tweak precedence to make "." higher than infix "{}" to avoid a class body being parsed as the superclass clause's block argument. - Convert all uses of ".call" to use this. (There was not a single case in the repo that ran into the getter ambiguity.) 2015-12-01 07:49:04 -08:00			`}()`