How to use the framebufferTextureLayer function from bindings

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webgl.js

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    throw new TypeError('Expected framebufferTexture2D(number target, number attachment, number textarget, WebGLTexture texture, number level)');
  }
  return _framebufferTexture2D(target, attachment, textarget, texture ? texture._ : 0, level);
}


var _framebufferTextureLayer = gl.framebufferTextureLayer;
gl.framebufferTextureLayer = function framebufferTextureLayer(target, attachment, texture, level, layer) {
  if (!(arguments.length === 5 && typeof target === "number" && typeof attachment === "number" && typeof layer === "number" && (texture === null || texture instanceof gl.WebGLTexture) && typeof level === "number")) {
    throw new TypeError('Expected framebufferTextureLayer(number target, number attachment, WebGLTexture texture, number level, number layer)');
  }

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