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Static properties

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Tag.defaultWrapper

The private static property of Wrapper is the default value for the opening and closing parameters of the constructor. It can be set directly by the static accessor wrapper.

tag.class.ts
private static defaultWrapper: Wrapper<any, any> = new Wrapper(`[`, `]`);
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