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I get some code like
declare var el: HTMLElement | undefined; const div = el?.querySelector<HTMLDivElement>('div'); const div2 = el?.querySelector('div');
which would be transformed to the following code by [email protected]:
[email protected]
const div = (el == null ? void 0 : el.querySelector)("div"); const div2 = el == null ? void 0 : el.querySelector("div");
The script is
echo -e " declare var el: HTMLElement | undefined; const div = el?.querySelector<HTMLDivElement>('div'); const div2 = el?.querySelector('div'); " | npx esbuild --target=es2019 --loader=ts
Note: the target es2019 can be changed to any one in es2015 es2016 es2017 es2018 es2019 es2020
es2019
es2015 es2016 es2017 es2018 es2019 es2020
However, the first statement const div = (el == null ? void 0 : el.querySelector)("div") would cause a Illegal invocation error in browsers.
const div = (el == null ? void 0 : el.querySelector)("div")
Illegal invocation
Seems that the result is not consistent with the proposal, since there is NO grouping in el?.querySelector<HTMLDivElement>('div')).
el?.querySelector<HTMLDivElement>('div')
Then I paste the same inputs to TypeScript Playground, the result seems to be correct:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks for reporting this. This was an unintentional regression due to the work for #156. I will fix this soon.
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I get some code like
which would be transformed to the following code by
[email protected]
:The script is
However, the first statement
const div = (el == null ? void 0 : el.querySelector)("div")
would cause aIllegal invocation
error in browsers.Seems that the result is not consistent with the proposal, since there is NO grouping in
el?.querySelector<HTMLDivElement>('div')
).Then I paste the same inputs to TypeScript Playground, the result seems to be correct:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: