Property assignments not providing context

[djMax]

Property assignments not providing context

[gr0uch]

I can add support for this, but I want to ask why you opt to use anonymous classes? Wouldn't this be equivalent:

class Item { ... }
Invoice.Item = Item;

[djMax]

You can't do enums that way. The class syntax does not allow "fields," only methods right?

[djMax]

I found a workaround for now which is that if I assign the enum to a "real class" property, it gets picked up fine. So

class Invoice {
}
Invoice.Status = {
    NEW: 0
}

works.

[gr0uch]

I pushed 0.6.1, which changes some behavior regarding classes. It now picks up unnamed classes, but your unnamed class methods won't get a target. Also you won't get the dotted list bug anymore.

Assigning static properties to a class is external to the class syntax, you would have to do Class.property = 'foo' outside of the class body.

The reason why it didn't pick up on var obj = { ... } is because it doesn't get variable assignment yet, which sounds like it should be something simple to do, it'll be done later.

[gr0uch]

Now there is support for variable assignment in 0.7.0, so all of the problems in your original issue should be resolved.

[djMax]

You're a machine!