[TS] Generate static class code blocks (ECMAScript proposal) #110
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ActionScript static class code was formerly represented in TypeScript by a static private member with a self-evaluating initializer. Since version 4.4, TypeScript supports the ECMAScript proposal for static class code blocks. We now use these to represent AS3 static class code. This simplifies the TypeScript output a bit, but we must move the static code block to the end of the class, as forward references to static members are not allowed in ECMAScript (but they were allowed in ActionScript).
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ActionScript static class code was formerly represented in TypeScript by a static private member with a self-evaluating initializer.
Since version 4.4, TypeScript supports the ECMAScript proposal for static class code blocks.
We now use these to represent AS3 static class code. This simplifies the TypeScript output a bit, but we must move the static code block to the end of the class, as forward references to static members are not allowed in ECMAScript (but they were allowed in ActionScript).