dsl patterns can lead to nested receivers, e.g. ```project { all X@{ register { foo(this@X) }}}...

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[keturn]

dsl patterns can lead to nested receivers, e.g.

project { all X@{ register {  
  foo(this@X)
}}}

is there a way for that inline receiver function to give the receiver an explicit name, other than this, instead of using the @ label?

[keturn]

(I hope you can forgive the brace placement for the sake of making it short in Slack)

[Stefan Beyer]

are you the author of the dsl or the user?

[keturn]

user

[Stefan Beyer]

then i can only think of something like this:

project {
 all {
  val subProject = this
  register {  
   foo(subProject)
  }
 }
}

[Stefan Beyer]

feels clunky though ^^

[keturn]

yeah. was wondering if there's some way to do it the same sort of way you can specify arguments in a lambda signature, but doesn't really look that way