Show warning if use "name" as static class property

[terbooter]

Actual behavior:

class WSPacketEvent {
    public static name = "WSPacketEvent";

    constructor(public target:WS, public packet:InPacket) {

    }
}

function addListeners(ws:WS) {
        ws.on(WSPacketEvent.name, this.onPacket); 
       //Runtime error. 
       //TypeError: Cannot assign to read only property 'name' 
       //of function WSPacketEvent(target, packet) 
}

This is because of function's property "name" is read only in ES6
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Function/name

If remove assignment

class WSPacketEvent {
    //public static name = "WSPacketEvent";

    constructor(public target:WS, public packet:InPacket) {

    }
}

function addListeners(ws:WS) {
        ws.on(WSPacketEvent.name, this.onPacket); 
       //Compile error. 
       //Error:(18, 29) TS2339: Property 'name' does not exist on type 'typeof WSPacketEvent'.
}

Expected behavior:

1. Show warning when try to write to class static property named "name"
2. Do not show error if try to read from class static property named "name", which was not explicitly declared in TS code

TypeScript Version:
1.8.9 --target ES7

[TheMohanraj]

Same here..

ClassHere['name'] is an ugly workaround

[mhegazy]

same issue in #442