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I typed up a bunch of strings for a project:



declare interface IMyWebPartStrings {

  PropertyDamage: string;

  EventWorkRelated: string;

  EmployeeWearingProperPPE: string;

  YourSupervisor: string;

  Region: string;

  Branch: string;

  PositionTitle: string;

  LocationOfEvent: string;

  DateOfIncident: string;

  InvolvedPeople: string;

  EventDetails: string;

  CorrectiveActions: string;

  CorrectiveActionsDetails: string;

  ...

}


I am creating an interface and it will have all the same names.



When I create the interface, is there a way I can name the properties from the myStrings list?






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    I typed up a bunch of strings for a project:



    declare interface IMyWebPartStrings {
    
  PropertyDamage: string;
    
  EventWorkRelated: string;
    
  EmployeeWearingProperPPE: string;
    
  YourSupervisor: string;
    
  Region: string;
    
  Branch: string;
    
  PositionTitle: string;
    
  LocationOfEvent: string;
    
  DateOfIncident: string;
    
  InvolvedPeople: string;
    
  EventDetails: string;
    
  CorrectiveActions: string;
    
  CorrectiveActionsDetails: string;
    
  ...
    
}


    I am creating an interface and it will have all the same names.



    When I create the interface, is there a way I can name the properties from the myStrings list?






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      I typed up a bunch of strings for a project:



      declare interface IMyWebPartStrings {
      
  PropertyDamage: string;
      
  EventWorkRelated: string;
      
  EmployeeWearingProperPPE: string;
      
  YourSupervisor: string;
      
  Region: string;
      
  Branch: string;
      
  PositionTitle: string;
      
  LocationOfEvent: string;
      
  DateOfIncident: string;
      
  InvolvedPeople: string;
      
  EventDetails: string;
      
  CorrectiveActions: string;
      
  CorrectiveActionsDetails: string;
      
  ...
      
}


      I am creating an interface and it will have all the same names.



      When I create the interface, is there a way I can name the properties from the myStrings list?






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      I typed up a bunch of strings for a project:



      declare interface IMyWebPartStrings {
      
  PropertyDamage: string;
      
  EventWorkRelated: string;
      
  EmployeeWearingProperPPE: string;
      
  YourSupervisor: string;
      
  Region: string;
      
  Branch: string;
      
  PositionTitle: string;
      
  LocationOfEvent: string;
      
  DateOfIncident: string;
      
  InvolvedPeople: string;
      
  EventDetails: string;
      
  CorrectiveActions: string;
      
  CorrectiveActionsDetails: string;
      
  ...
      
}


      I am creating an interface and it will have all the same names.



      When I create the interface, is there a way I can name the properties from the myStrings list?






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          No, that is not possible.



          Quick explanation: Interfaces are defined before compilation of the code, but the contents of the myStrings list is only known after, when the code is run (even when you hard-code the value of myStrings, this won't get interpreted until the code is run).






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            No, that is not possible.



            Quick explanation: Interfaces are defined before compilation of the code, but the contents of the myStrings list is only known after, when the code is run (even when you hard-code the value of myStrings, this won't get interpreted until the code is run).






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              Quick explanation: Interfaces are defined before compilation of the code, but the contents of the myStrings list is only known after, when the code is run (even when you hard-code the value of myStrings, this won't get interpreted until the code is run).






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                No, that is not possible.



                Quick explanation: Interfaces are defined before compilation of the code, but the contents of the myStrings list is only known after, when the code is run (even when you hard-code the value of myStrings, this won't get interpreted until the code is run).






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                No, that is not possible.



                Quick explanation: Interfaces are defined before compilation of the code, but the contents of the myStrings list is only known after, when the code is run (even when you hard-code the value of myStrings, this won't get interpreted until the code is run).







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