Object on ES7 Class Highlights Closing Bracket Red

[daGrevis]

When you define an object on ES6 class, closing bracket of that object will get highlighted in red. When you define a number, a string, an array or a lambda instead, everything works.

class Thing {
    foo = {}
}

class OtherThing {
    bar = 42
}

You can reproduce this on master branch.

[eddiezane]

Also reproducible on develop

[amadeus]

I believe this is actually ES7 functionality? Which we've slowly been adding, but we are a bit behind there.

[xwendotnet]

I have same problem when lambda as second parameter.

[eddiezane]

@xwendotnet think your issue is different and fixed on develop.

[amadeus]

@xwendotnet yes, that is a different issue and what @eddiezane said, it should now be fixed!

[amadeus]

*in the 'develop' branch

[xwendotnet]

@amadeus thank you, I will checkout that branch

[daGrevis]

I believe this is actually ES7 functionality?

From MDN: “JavaScript classes are introduced in ECMAScript 6“.

Which we've slowly been adding, but we are a bit behind there.

Thanks!

[amadeus]

@daGrevis I should have been more clear. We support ES6 classes. The syntax here is actually new stuff added into ES7. If you look through that entire article, you won't find any examples of prop = val

ES6 Classes only support functions in the definition.

[daGrevis]

Ah, I see. My bad. 😄

[amadeus]

Should be fixed on develop