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Type:
Bug
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Status:
Resolved
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: 0.9.1
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Fix Version/s: 0.9.2
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Component/s: None
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Description
With [Property(Name, Observable: true)] applied to a field in strict mode, Boo gives no access to the add_NameChanged event.
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>Also, it's worth mentioning that I can't find a way to modify the setter access separate from the getter.
Actually You can add ProtectedSetter: true to the AST attribute 
I also think the C# syntax for automatic properties is more elegant, and indeed observable could be a AST attribute applicable on property nodes.
I guess we could implement that with the new parser (not sure it's worth to do the changes on the parser now) => BOO-1198
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Cedric Vivier
added a comment - - edited >Also, it's worth mentioning that I can't find a way to modify the setter access separate from the getter.
Actually You can add ProtectedSetter: true to the AST attribute
I also think the C# syntax for automatic properties is more elegant, and indeed observable could be a AST attribute applicable on property nodes.
I guess we could implement that with the new parser (not sure it's worth to do the changes on the parser now) => BOO-1198
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James Bellinger
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It would be a beautiful syntax, nicer than C#'s because it lacks all the semicolons. Also less of a change when someone decides to add a real implementation for the property..
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James Bellinger
added a comment - It would be a beautiful syntax, nicer than C#'s because it lacks all the semicolons. Also less of a change when someone decides to add a real implementation for the property..
Also, it's worth mentioning that I can't find a way to modify the setter access separate from the getter. It'd be nice if automatic properties used a more C#-style syntax, like
public MyProperty as string:
get
protected set
or whatnot. Then Observable, instead of being a modifier of Property, could be an attribute that applies some code after the setter finishes. Be a whole lot more natural.