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In the code base there are cases where there is, conceptually, a class
that is represented by a combination of an `interface`
(type declaration) and a `const` (value declaration).
For example:
```
export interface SomeClass {
count(a?: string): number;
}
export const: SomeClass = class {
someMethod(a: string = ''): number { ... }
};
```
These were being rendered as interfaces and also not
correctly showing the descriptions and default parameter
values.
In this commit such concepts are now rendered as classes.
The classes that are affected by this are:
* `DebugElement`
* `DebugNode`
* `Type`
* `EventEmitter`
* `TestBed`
Note that while decorators are also defined in this form
they have their own rendering type (`decorator`) and so
are not affecte by this.
PR Close #36989
21 lines
557 B
TypeScript
21 lines
557 B
TypeScript
export class TestClass {
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method1(
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/** description of param1 */ param1: number,
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/** description of param2 */ param2?: string,
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/** description of param3 */ param3: object = {},
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/** description of param4 */ param4 = 'default string',
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) {
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///
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}
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/**
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* Some description of method 2
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* @param param5 description of param5
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* @param param6 description of param6
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* @param param7 description of param7
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*/
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method2(param5: string, param6: number, param7 = 42) {
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//
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}
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}
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