Lorenz Junglas

I can replicate this issue on an intel Mac running the latest macOS. So this seems to be an issue with macOS Big Sur, and not the apple silicon. [scsynth.log](https://github.com/sonic-pi-net/sonic-pi/files/5560505/scsynth.log)...

Encountering the same issue on latest version (1.4.0), any update on this?

Until we add a proper solution we should probably error if private fields are used. Right now it seems like we just silently fail https://typescripttolua.github.io/play#code/MYGwhgzhAECC0G8BQ1XQMQBcCWwDWAXNAHYCuAtgEYCmATtALzQAMSAvkksAPbESbQwjEtQDucABQBKANxA

Reopened because we still have other candidates for example `@customConstrcutor` Playground from discord discussion: https://typescripttolua.github.io/play/#code/CYUwxgNghgTiAEAXAngBwQGQK5QKIA9EQA7AZwEsB7YgHgBUAhGKY4eEQk4U+UxGcsQDmAPngBeeAG94AbTrxB8Rs1YBdAFzT4cKMGoRk8APrGIOAkTJViAZWQBbAEaUIWrMXIBHLAlKOXCHgAXxCAbgAoCNBIWAQUdHhsKABhaj4YLDBEShh6dk5WHgAKYoA6CtghUi0WZFk1AEoJMTrGsUli4hAAd3hyyphqrQAFWCgHECIYUnoRZvExACUprBhiOjQQOeaAMiSLQopqGgAiU3NU9P4snJgmFmBTkUjo8Gg4eDBr+ABZZBS0FIpDSZBu2VyWmSoIyt1yNGKADNKJQtBlBEIADTwJywLTELDOEAwBatYjIF7wAD0VPgdUUPDgPnIcDYyJgXyBpBAPBy8FQcAAbiREF8WWAsB8dCBEcSSGAQG9Yp9YsC-gCuQUrNx1YCoMCYeC7tJghFvmD4A4NfqeJJun1-nrgcVTsjKKdsQAWABMjTC1NpVqdtt1XMNmQhMBdbo98B9jSiMQ+CHNfHVAEliNNEVAFeG4TAoTh85GEW60fwMdjcYX4ASiSSWhms8ScwqXkrk4oWzA2wh-pns7mEFJTanRVbB63hxI671m0O89cI3doyjY-H-TTLcgp72Z5IBz2+yXV67117fREgA

I haven't worked with deno yet. Could you provide some information on the things that currently are missing or not working?

Just wanted to give a little update on this: TSTL has very few dependencies (4 to be exact), but all these have to be ported to deno or have to...

I see a two probelms with this, if we insert a pure lua json lib the same way we inline other lualib features we end up with 100 or more...

Don't make a PR for a fix that just patches `#` with a lualib function but doesn't cover all cases. I think it's easier to document that `length` uses Lua...

maxn has linear runtime performance. So for small arays it would have almost no impact. for large arrays it would be more efficient to track the length in the Array...

Do you mind posting what exactly you tested, because for me `#` is about 5-7 times faster for arrays of size 50000000 in JIT and 5.3.