Convert the member names to camelCase for interfaces/class/types getting marshalled to C# side.
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@ -318,10 +318,10 @@ function raiseEvent(event: Event, browserRendererId: number, componentId: number
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const eventDescriptor = {
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const eventDescriptor = {
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BrowserRendererId: browserRendererId,
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browserRendererId,
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ComponentId: componentId,
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componentId,
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EventHandlerId: eventHandlerId,
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eventHandlerId,
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EventArgsType: eventArgs.type
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eventArgsType: eventArgs.type
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};
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};
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platform.callMethod(raiseEventMethod, null, [
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platform.callMethod(raiseEventMethod, null, [
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@ -34,11 +34,11 @@ async function sendAsync(id: number, method: string, requestUri: string, body: s
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function dispatchSuccessResponse(id: number, response: Response, responseText: string) {
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function dispatchSuccessResponse(id: number, response: Response, responseText: string) {
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const responseDescriptor: ResponseDescriptor = {
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const responseDescriptor: ResponseDescriptor = {
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StatusCode: response.status,
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statusCode: response.status,
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Headers: []
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headers: []
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};
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};
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response.headers.forEach((value, name) => {
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response.headers.forEach((value, name) => {
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responseDescriptor.Headers.push([name, value]);
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responseDescriptor.headers.push([name, value]);
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});
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});
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dispatchResponse(
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dispatchResponse(
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@ -81,6 +81,6 @@ interface ResponseDescriptor {
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// We don't have BodyText in here because if we did, then in the JSON-response case (which
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// We don't have BodyText in here because if we did, then in the JSON-response case (which
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// is the most common case), we'd be double-encoding it, since the entire ResponseDescriptor
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// is the most common case), we'd be double-encoding it, since the entire ResponseDescriptor
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// also gets JSON encoded. It would work but is twice the amount of string processing.
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// also gets JSON encoded. It would work but is twice the amount of string processing.
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StatusCode: number;
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statusCode: number;
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Headers: string[][];
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headers: string[][];
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}
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}
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