Reputation: 70048
Instead of using Javascript's prototype
, I am thinking of using inheritance feature of Typescript.
I want to add few useful methods in the class String
, which belongs to my namespace Util
. So this String
implements
the global interface String
.
How to differentiate between these two? e.g. in C++ we do something like:
namespace Util
{
class String : public ::String { ...
What is the Typescript equivalent for ::
to inform compiler that the interface belongs to the global space?
Add-on Qn: Is the class inheritance the right alternative for Javascript prorotype
?
What is the alternative equivalent of Javascript "prototype" in Typescript?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 97
Reputation: 276195
What is the Typescript equivalent for :: to inform compiler that the interface belongs to the global space?
There is no keyword for it and the request was declined : https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/983
You can create a global reference to avoid name collision
type GlobalString = String;
namespace Util {
// Use GlobalString
}
Upvotes: 3