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As an artificat of compiling methods to named function expressions the function name is being considered a "local" binding in the function body. This means that we will throw errors anytime someone would want to create a new local binding with the same name. This is solved by assigning a symbol to function Identifiers that indicates that they should not be considered local bindings.
16 lines
227 B
JavaScript
16 lines
227 B
JavaScript
"use strict";
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var A = function () {
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function A() {
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babelHelpers.classCallCheck(this, A);
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}
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babelHelpers.createClass(A, [{
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key: "foo",
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value: function foo() {
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var foo = 2;
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}
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}]);
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return A;
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}();
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