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In the typescript playground, the best way to see the output of any evolution number is to have it autocomplete a string literal! Uncomment one of the PGunXX t
by dag11 3y ago
In the typescript playground, the best way to see the output of any evolution number is to have it autocomplete a string literal!
Uncomment one of the PGunXX types that you want to see, then below it type this:
const boardstr: PGun10 = ``;
Then put the cursor inside the two backticks and press Control+Space for intellisense autocomplete, and press enter on the first entry there. Then intellisense will put the computed board into a string literal, looking like:
const boardstr: PGun10 = `............................................
........................xx..................
........................x..x................
..........x.x...............x......xx.......
........x...x..xxx..........x......xx.......
.xx.....x...................x...............
.xx....x....x.......xx..x..x................
........x.......x.x..x..xx..................
........x...x.....xxx.......................
..........x.x...............................
............................................`;
- eyelidlessness 3y agoYou can also use twoslash[1] caret comments in the playground to display type representations inline, even for uninitialized/declared values, so eg something like this should work: declare const boardstr: PGun10 // ^? 1: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@typescript/twoslash https://www.npmjs.com/package/@typescript/twoslash