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this expression #1107

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lars-reimann opened this issue Apr 26, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #1111
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this expression #1107

lars-reimann opened this issue Apr 26, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #1111
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In order to call another method of a class to compute a default value, we need a way to reference the current instance.

Add this as another primary expression. Its type should be the type of the current class. It should only be usable in default values of class methods.
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feat: this expression (#1111)
c7bd0fa 
Closes #1107
Closes #1110

### Summary of Changes

* Add `this` expression to access the current instance when specifying
default values of parameters.
* Assign receiver of dynamic calls to a variable and reference it later,
instead of computing it again wherever it's used.
lars-reimann pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 2, 2024
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chore(release): 0.14.0 [skip ci]
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## [0.14.0](v0.13.0...v0.14.0) (2024-05-02)

### Features

* `this` expression ([#1111](#1111)) ([c7bd0fa](c7bd0fa)), closes [#1107](#1107) [#1110](#1110)
* allow literal types as upper bounds of type parameters ([#1102](#1102)) ([c14159b](c14159b)), closes [#1081](#1081)
* Check truthiness of value ([#1131](#1131)) ([0b059a1](0b059a1))
* check usages of `@PythonName` and `@PythonCall` on overriding methods ([#1100](#1100)) ([3021166](3021166))
* partial code generation for multiple targets ([#1114](#1114)) ([5461a1b](5461a1b)), closes [#1079](#1079)
* Stubs for `safe-ds` version 0.22.1 ([#1130](#1130)) ([6f7100d](6f7100d))
* various methods to work with strings ([#1112](#1112)) ([b6d4f16](b6d4f16)), closes [#1108](#1108)
* visibility modifiers for any module member ([#1104](#1104)) ([3d43d38](3d43d38)), closes [#1083](#1083)

### Bug Fixes

* also handle literal types when computing upper bound ([#1103](#1103)) ([3f1ab6f](3f1ab6f)), closes [#1081](#1081)
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