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refactor(template): remove supporter deprecated var / # (#11084)

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BREAKING CHANGES:

- `#` and `var` are not supported any more in expressions, use `let`,
- `var-<name>` could not be used any more on templates, use `let-<name>`,
- `var-<name>` could not be used any more to create a reference, use `ref-<name>`.
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Victor Berchet
2016-08-25 15:21:33 -07:00
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parent ce08982f78
commit b867764b0d
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modules/@angular/compiler/test/expression_parser/parser_spec.ts
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@ -389,22 +389,6 @@ export function main() {
expect(bindings[0].expression.location).toEqual('location');
});
it('should support var notation with a deprecation warning', () => {
var bindings = createParser().parseTemplateBindings('var i', null);
expect(keyValues(bindings.templateBindings)).toEqual(['let i=\$implicit']);
expect(bindings.warnings).toEqual([
'"var" inside of expressions is deprecated. Use "let" instead!'
]);
});
it('should support # notation with a deprecation warning', () => {
var bindings = createParser().parseTemplateBindings('#i', null);
expect(keyValues(bindings.templateBindings)).toEqual(['let i=\$implicit']);
expect(bindings.warnings).toEqual([
'"#" inside of expressions is deprecated. Use "let" instead!'
]);
});
it('should support let notation', () => {
var bindings = parseTemplateBindings('let i');
expect(keyValues(bindings)).toEqual(['let i=\$implicit']);