Not compilable statement

[zdenek hostinsky]

Hello

in fact by mistake I found one of not supported statements to compile

public class Parent<T>

{

protected T _data;

}

[JsType(JsMode.ExtJs, InlineFields = true)]

public class Child : Parent<Child.InitialData>

{

public class InitialData

{

public int QuestionerID { get; set; }

}

public void doSmth()

{

var i = _data.QuestionerID + 1;

}

}

not sure how mig problem it is as solution is simle - take the InitialData out of the class

another problem I would like to discuss is this one

[JsType(JsMode.ExtJs, InlineFields = true)]

public class Parent

{

private int _privateMember = 0;

public void doSmthOnParent()

{

_privateMember++;

HtmlContext.console.info(_privateMember);

}

}

[JsType(JsMode.ExtJs, InlineFields = true)]

public class Child : Parent

{

private int _privateMember = 0;

public void doSmthOnChild()

{

_privateMember++;

HtmlContext.console.info(_privateMember);

}

}

in js then 

var child = new Child()

child.doSmthOnParent()
child.doSmthOnChild()

as you can see private variables are hapilly shared across parent and child

Thanks for comments

[Dan-el Khen]

Hi, that's correct, currently there's no added support to distinguish between different levels of private fields. You can open an issue with this on github:
https://github.com/sharpkit/sharpkit/issues

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