How to use the ModifierFlags function from typescript

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typescript.ModifierFlags is a TypeScript enum that represents the various modifiers that can be applied to class, interface, function, or variable declarations.

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        curClass.members = [];
    curClass.members.push(ser);
}
ser.pmeType = getPMEType(node.kind);
var modifier = ts.getCombinedModifierFlags(node);
if ((modifier & ts.ModifierFlags.Static) !== 0) {
    ser.isStatic = true;
}
if ((modifier & ts.ModifierFlags.Protected) !== 0) {
    ser.isProtected = true;

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How does typescript.ModifierFlags work?

typescript.ModifierFlags is an enum that represents the different modifier flags (e.g., public, private, protected, readonly, abstract) that can be applied to TypeScript declarations such as classes, interfaces, and functions, and can be used to analyze and manipulate those flags programmatically.

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import ts from "typescript";

const node = ts.createVariableDeclaration(
  "foo",
  undefined,
  ts.createTypeReferenceNode("string", undefined)
);

// Set the "const" modifier flag
node.flags |= ts.ModifierFlags.Const;

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