Abstract Retrieves the type of this mutable subclass as the name of the runtime class
The type of the mutable
See EventTarget.addEventListener for reference. Works with EventListenerUnified and EventUnified
Optional _options: boolean | AddEventListenerOptionsSee EventTarget.dispatchEvent for reference. Works with with EventUnified
Retrieves the specified attribute types from the metadata of this instance's class.
Collect applicable attributes of the instance and copies of their values in a Mutator-object. By default, a mutator cannot be extended, since extensions are not available in the object the mutator belongs to. A mutator may be reduced by the descendants of Mutable to contain only the properties needed.
Returns an associative array with the same attributes as the given mutator, but with the corresponding types as string-values. Does not recurse into objects! This will return the decorated meta-type instead of the runtime-type of the object, if available.
Collect the attributes of the instance and their values applicable for animation. Basic functionality is identical to getMutator, returned mutator should then be reduced by the subclassed instance
Collect the attributes of the instance and their values applicable for the user interface. Basic functionality is identical to getMutator, returned mutator should then be reduced by the subclassed instance
Updates the attribute values of the instance according to the state of the mutator. The mutation may be restricted to a subset of the mutator and the event dispatching suppressed. Uses mutateBase, but can be overwritten in subclasses
See EventTarget.removeEventListener for reference. Works with EventListenerUnified and EventUnified
Optional _options: boolean | AddEventListenerOptionsUpdates the values of the given mutator according to the current state of the instance
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Base class for all types that are mutable using Mutator-objects, thus providing and using interfaces created at runtime.
Mutables provide a Mutator built by collecting all their applicable enumerable properties. By default, this includes only primitive types and nested mutable objects. Using the type-decorator can also include non-mutable objects, which will be displayed via their toString method in the editor.
Subclasses can either reduce the standard Mutator built by this base class by deleting properties or implement an individual getMutator method. The provided properties of the Mutator must match public properties or getters/setters of the object. Otherwise, they will be ignored unless handled by an override of the mutate method in the subclass, and will throw errors in an automatically generated user interface for the object.