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=== tests/cases/conformance/statements/for-ofStatements/ES5For-ofTypeCheck10.ts ===
// In ES3/5, you cannot for...of over an arbitrary iterable.
class StringIterator {
>StringIterator : StringIterator
next() {
>next : () => { done: boolean; value: string; }
return {
>{ done: true, value: "" } : { done: boolean; value: string; }
done: true,
>done : boolean
>true : true
value: ""
>value : string
>"" : ""
};
}
[Symbol.iterator]() {
>[Symbol.iterator] : () => this
>Symbol.iterator : any
>Symbol : any
>iterator : any
return this;
>this : this
}
}
for (var v of new StringIterator) { }
>v : any
>new StringIterator : StringIterator
>StringIterator : typeof StringIterator
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