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It is possible for a class defined first to be referencing a class defined later, and as a result at the time of the definition it is not possible to access the later's class reference. This allows to refer to the later defined class through a closure.Closes #1891
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838 B
TypeScript
29 lines
838 B
TypeScript
/**
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* @module
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* @public
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* @description
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* The `di` module provides dependency injection container services.
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*/
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export * from './src/di/annotations';
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export * from './src/di/decorators';
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export * from './src/di/forward_ref';
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export {Injector} from './src/di/injector';
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export {Binding, ResolvedBinding, Dependency, bind} from './src/di/binding';
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export {Key, KeyRegistry, TypeLiteral} from './src/di/key';
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export {
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NoBindingError,
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AbstractBindingError,
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AsyncBindingError,
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CyclicDependencyError,
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InstantiationError,
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InvalidBindingError,
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NoAnnotationError
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} from './src/di/exceptions';
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export {OpaqueToken} from './src/di/opaque_token';
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// HACK: workaround for Traceur behavior.
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// It expects all transpiled modules to contain this marker.
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// TODO: remove this when we no longer use traceur
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export var __esModule = true;
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