[I] IntrinsicType
Compiler-defined special type, rather than a declaration in the standard library.
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Section titled âExtended byâProperties
Section titled âPropertiesâ| Property | Modifier | Type | Description | Overrides | Inherited from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
creating? | public | true | If the type is currently being created. | - | BaseType.creating |
entityKind | readonly | "Type" | Distinguishes semantic types from values and parameter constraints. | - | BaseType.entityKind |
instantiationParameters? | public | Type[] | Legacy instantiation metadata. The compilerâs type checker does not populate this field, so its absence does not indicate whether this type is a template instance. | - | BaseType.instantiationParameters |
isFinished | public | boolean | Reflect if a type has been finished(Decorators have been called). There is multiple reasons a type might not be finished: - a template declaration will not - a template instance that argument that are still template parameters - a template instance that is only partially instantiated(like a templated operation inside a templated interface) | - | BaseType.isFinished |
kind | public | "Intrinsic" | Discriminant shared by the compilerâs special types. | BaseType.kind | - |
name | public | "never" | "ErrorType" | "void" | "unknown" | "null" | Identifies the special type and its assignability semantics. | - | - |
node? | public | Node | Node used to construct this type. If the node is undefined it means the type was dynamically built. With typekit for example. | - | BaseType.node |