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=== tests/cases/conformance/salsa/a.js ===
// This test is asserting that a single property/element access
// on `this` is a special assignment declaration, but chaining
// off that does not create additional declarations. I’m not sure
// if it needs to be that way in JavaScript; the test simply
// ensures no accidental changes were introduced while allowing
// element access assignments to create declarations.
this.x = {};
>this.x = {} : {}
>this.x : {} | undefined
>this : typeof globalThis
>x : {} | undefined
>{} : {}
this.x.y = {};
>this.x.y = {} : {}
>this.x.y : any
>this.x : {}
>this : typeof globalThis
>x : {}
>y : any
>{} : {}
this["y"] = {};
>this["y"] = {} : {}
>this["y"] : {} | undefined
>this : typeof globalThis
>"y" : "y"
>{} : {}
this["y"]["z"] = {};
>this["y"]["z"] = {} : {}
>this["y"]["z"] : any
>this["y"] : {}
>this : typeof globalThis
>"y" : "y"
>"z" : "z"
>{} : {}
/** @constructor */
function F() {
>F : typeof F
this.a = {};
>this.a = {} : {}
>this.a : any
>this : this
>a : any
>{} : {}
this.a.b = {};
>this.a.b = {} : {}
>this.a.b : any
>this.a : {}
>this : this
>a : {}
>b : any
>{} : {}
this["b"] = {};
>this["b"] = {} : {}
>this["b"] : any
>this : this
>"b" : "b"
>{} : {}
this["b"]["c"] = {};
>this["b"]["c"] = {} : {}
>this["b"]["c"] : any
>this["b"] : {}
>this : this
>"b" : "b"
>"c" : "c"
>{} : {}
}
const f = new F();
>f : F
>new F() : F
>F : typeof F
f.a;
>f.a : {}
>f : F
>a : {}
f.b;
>f.b : {}
>f : F
>b : {}
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