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Getting element access to break more consistent in long invocation chains. #967
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This had a number of side effects I need to review. At first glance some of these changes are for the better, but some we maybe don't want. |
This morphed a bit, and turned into getting properties to break more consistently with invocations and array access. |
So uh... is this ready for review now? Edit: I know I'm procrastinating on #923 , but I promise I'll get to it soon™ 😉 |
Whoops, yeah!
What I meant by this wasn't really clear after I reread it. I meant that this PR takes care of parts of #451, but not enough that #451 can be closed. |
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LGTM.
I really like how this makes it much less likely for array indexers to break.
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// TODO too hard to change this for now, will do it in https://github.com/belav/csharpier/issues/451 | ||
var someVariable = this.Property.CallMethod( | ||
someValue => someValue.SomeProperty == someOtherValue___________________________ |
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also this isn't all that bad.
closes #956