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Is there some way to achieve something like the following class:
public class Types{ public const string TYPE_ONE = "O"; public const string TYPE_TWO = "TW"; public const string TYPE_THR = "TR"; public const string TYPE_FOU = "F"; }
All my attempts so far have resulted in the empty class declaration, is such a thing supported at all?
if not are there any plans to add this functionality and if not how can i go about to adding such thing.
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Is there some way to achieve something like the following class:
public class Types{ public const string TYPE_ONE = "O"; public const string TYPE_TWO = "TW"; public const string TYPE_THR = "TR"; public const string TYPE_FOU = "F"; }
outputting something like:
export class Types { static TYPE_ONE: string = "O"; static TYPE_TWO: string = "TW"; static TYPE_THR: string = "TR"; static TYPE_FOU: string = "F"; }
All my attempts so far have resulted in the empty class declaration, is such a thing supported at all?
if not are there any plans to add this functionality and if not how can i go about to adding such thing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: