Example #1
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 /// <param name="typeNames">The types to proxy.</param>
 /// <param name="memberPolicy">Determines how members defined in the proxied type should be replaced with members defined by the proxy type.</param>
 /// <param name="attributePolicy">Determines how how attributes defined in the proxied type should be replaced with attributes attached to the proxy type.</param>
 /// <param name="interfacePolicy">Determines how how interfaces defined in the proxied type should be replaced with interfaces attached to the proxy type.</param>
 public JSProxy (
     string[] typeNames,
     JSProxyMemberPolicy memberPolicy = JSProxyMemberPolicy.ReplaceDeclared,
     JSProxyAttributePolicy attributePolicy = JSProxyAttributePolicy.ReplaceDeclared,
     JSProxyInterfacePolicy interfacePolicy = JSProxyInterfacePolicy.ReplaceDeclared,
     bool inheritable = true
 ) {
 }
Example #2
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 /// <param name="typeNames">The types to proxy.</param>
 /// <param name="memberPolicy">Determines how members defined in the proxied type should be replaced with members defined by the proxy type.</param>
 /// <param name="attributePolicy">Determines how how attributes defined in the proxied type should be replaced with attributes attached to the proxy type.</param>
 /// <param name="interfacePolicy">Determines how how interfaces defined in the proxied type should be replaced with interfaces attached to the proxy type.</param>
 public JSProxy(
     string[] typeNames,
     JSProxyMemberPolicy memberPolicy       = JSProxyMemberPolicy.ReplaceDeclared,
     JSProxyAttributePolicy attributePolicy = JSProxyAttributePolicy.ReplaceDeclared,
     JSProxyInterfacePolicy interfacePolicy = JSProxyInterfacePolicy.ReplaceDeclared,
     bool inheritable = true
     )
 {
 }