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<p>(1) It seems odd to use <code>scope</code> as both an access control modifier alone and as a function-like attribute. Perhaps something like <code>access(set, scope)</code> would be better than <code>scope(set)</code>. As it is, we’re conflating scope with meaning visibility and lexical scope—I found that very confusing.</p>
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<p>I like the idea of calling it <code>access</code> instead of <code>scope</code>, but I’d prefer keeping it as an access modifier instead of an attribute.</p>
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<p>(2) I think that the attribute should be spelled <code>@access</code> like other attributes in Swift, <code>@availability</code> for example. This seems more consistent.</p>
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<p>I must disagree here, because this proposal aims to replace all current access modifiers with a whole new model, but for simplicity keep aliases intact. That means <code>scope(…)</code> can be used as a standalone modifier if you’re someone who don’t want to use <code>public</code>, <code>open</code> etc. The implication of an access modifier is that it doesn’t need the <code>@</code> attribute prefix.</p>
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<p>My personal question is, what happens to <code>static</code> in classes? I cannot remember where I read it before, but I remember that <code>static</code> is an alias for <code>final class</code>. Does it mean that <code>public static</code> in classes will become an alias for <code>scope(call, everywhere) scope(override, nowhere) class</code>?</p>
<p>@Matthew: I’d really appreciate if you could add a few simple examples using <code>scope(…)</code> in real code to understand it’s behavior (I’m not asking for some code that makes sense, just something that explains the behavior of the access modifier). I’m kinda having hard times to follow the idea of overloading the typealiases in some corners.</p>
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