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I am also still playing around with context receivers.
If I wanna use the context receiver in constructor initializers I have to qualify the context object with `this@DslCtxObj.prop.func()`.
Is this "on purpose" or is this just "not implemented yet" ?
```context(DslCtxObj)
class DslModel(arg: String = this@DslCtxObj.prop.func())```
I would expect the following to work (but it doesn't)
```context(DslCtxObj)
class DslModel(arg: String = prop.func())```

Hi <@U2E974ELT>
just for mentioning (almost sure, that the implementing team is aware of it, and there is a story/bug for it)
Although above `this@CtxObj.doSomthing()` in constructor initializers does _compile_, it _explodes_ at runtime with `Exception in thread "main" java.lang.VerifyError: Bad type on operand stack`

```context(DslCtxWrapper)
class DslModelgroup(
    val simpleName: String,
    // exploding:
    val dslDelegate: DslDelegate = this@DslCtxWrapper.dslCtx.ctxObjOrCreate(simpleName, "modelgroupRef")
    val dslDelegate: DslDelegate = with(this@DslCtxWrapper) { dslCtx.createDslDelegate(simpleName, "modelgroupRef") }
    // working:
    val dslDelegate: DslDelegate = with (DslCtxWrapper(DslCtx(), DslDiscriminator("fake"))) { dslCtx.createDslDelegate(simpleName, "modelgroupRef") }
    val dslDelegate: DslDelegate = with (DslCtxWrapper(DslCtx(), DslDiscriminator("fake"))) { DslDelegate(simpleName, "modelgroupRef") }
) {
}```
if you're _not_ aware (as I said, don't think so) I am happy to file a bug :slightly_smiling_face:
(I also have a standalone file for demonstration)