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browser/debug-configuration-model
DebugConfigurationModel
Class DebugConfigurationModel
Implements
Disposable
Index
Constructors
constructor
Properties
json
on
Did
Change
on
Did
Change
Emitter
preferences
to
Dispose
workspace
Folder
Uri
Accessors
compounds
configurations
on
Dispose
uri
Methods
dispose
parse
Configurations
reconcile
Constructors
constructor
new
DebugConfigurationModel
(
workspaceFolderUri
:
string
,
preferences
:
PreferenceService
,
)
:
DebugConfigurationModel
Parameters
workspaceFolderUri
:
string
preferences
:
PreferenceService
Returns
DebugConfigurationModel
Properties
Protected
json
json
:
DebugConfigurationModel
.
JsonContent
Readonly
on
Did
Change
onDidChange
:
Event
<
void
>
= ...
Protected
Readonly
on
Did
Change
Emitter
onDidChangeEmitter
:
Emitter
<
void
>
= ...
Protected
Readonly
preferences
preferences
:
PreferenceService
Protected
Readonly
to
Dispose
toDispose
:
DisposableCollection
= ...
Readonly
workspace
Folder
Uri
workspaceFolderUri
:
string
Accessors
compounds
get
compounds
()
:
DebugCompound
[]
Returns
DebugCompound
[]
configurations
get
configurations
()
:
DebugConfiguration
[]
Returns
DebugConfiguration
[]
on
Dispose
get
onDispose
()
:
Event
<
void
>
Returns
Event
<
void
>
uri
get
uri
()
:
undefined
|
URI
Returns
undefined
|
URI
Methods
dispose
dispose
()
:
void
Dispose this object.
Returns
void
Protected
parse
Configurations
parseConfigurations
()
:
DebugConfigurationModel
.
JsonContent
Returns
DebugConfigurationModel
.
JsonContent
reconcile
reconcile
()
:
Promise
<
void
>
Returns
Promise
<
void
>
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constructor
Properties
json
on
Did
Change
on
Did
Change
Emitter
preferences
to
Dispose
workspace
Folder
Uri
Accessors
compounds
configurations
on
Dispose
uri
Methods
dispose
parse
Configurations
reconcile
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