Update, after upgrading to v.0.9.1 it works as it should!
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I think I found a bug in the TypeScript enum. in the below example the WindeDirections.None should automatically be assigned the value 4, but it's actually 0.
TypeScript code
enum WindeDirections {
North = 0,
South = 1,
West = 2,
East = 3,
None
}
compiled code:
var WindeDirections;
(function (WindeDirections) {
WindeDirections[WindeDirections["North"] = 0] = "North";
WindeDirections[WindeDirections["South"] = 1] = "South";
WindeDirections[WindeDirections["West"] = 2] = "West";
WindeDirections[WindeDirections["East"] = 3] = "East";
WindeDirections[WindeDirections["None"] = 0] = "None";
})(WindeDirections || (WindeDirections = {}));
I will write about TypeScript enum in details later :-)
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