JS model doesn't support sequenced annotations
See original GitHub issueThe JS model uses Objects (maps) for annotations, preventing sequenced annotations from working.
For:
shared void f1() {}
shared void f2() {}
see(`function f1`)
see(`function f2`)
shared void run() {}
you get only:
an:{see:["f2"]}
This applies to module annotations ($mod-anns
) and package annotations ($pkg-anns
) as well.
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I think we should fix it…
I don’t know how the typechecker actually uses that stuff, but it doesn’t give you the full name or type of an annotation, just the name and the args are strings.