bug: closure doesn't recognize "base" keyword Topic is solved

[vvhitevvizard]

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class class1 extends class1.class2{
	method1(){
		msgbox("1|" base.__Class) ;ok
		closure1()

		closure1(){
			msgbox("2|" this.base.__Class) ;ok
			msgbox("3|" base.__Class) ;error
		}
	}
class class2{
}}
class1.method1()

keyword base works within methods and fails within closures. this, this.base, this.base.base, etc works as expected everywhere.

[Helgef]

It is only stated to work within methods, in the documentation.

[vvhitevvizard]

I see. At least its documented.
Btw, for class mreq extends req, calls base.Init() and this.base.Init() work different. Within req.Init(), this.__Class=mreq with 1st variant and this.__Class=req with 2nd one. Is it intended to be so?

[Helgef]

Intended and documented

[vvhitevvizard]

Helgef, roger that! thank u for ur quick response =)

[_3D_]

As closure cant be member of a given class then base is not accessed inside closure without this.
In other words closure not "see" class members and to do this it need this.