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Remove "this" in result of nameof.full

See original GitHub issue

It’s far easier to be able to do the following when using nameof in the same class. It’s also impossible to reference private properties when referring interfaces

class Test{
  private x:Test;
  public y: Test;
  public z: string;

nameof(this.x) // "x"
nameof(this.x.y) // "y"
nameof.full(this.x.y.z) "x.y.z"
}

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Created 7 years ago
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dsherretcommented, Feb 26, 2017

@Kukks this is in version 0.8. Let me know if you have any issues.

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dsherretcommented, Feb 24, 2017

@Kukks cool. Thanks for spurring this idea and for your feedback! I like this addition and it being backwards compatible is a plus.

I’ll implement this over the weekend. I’m closing this in favour of #12.

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