Function getVariableDeclarationOfObjectLiteral

test/fixtures/snapshot/typescript.js:51660–51670

(symbol, meaning)

            }
        }
        function getVariableDeclarationOfObjectLiteral(symbol, meaning) {
            // If we're trying to reference some object literal in, eg `var a = { x: 1 }`, the symbol for the literal, `__object`, is distinct
            // from the symbol of the declaration it is being assigned to. Since we can use the declaration to refer to the literal, however,
            // we'd like to make that connection here - potentially causing us to paint the declaration's visibility, and therefore the literal.
            var firstDecl = !!ts.length(symbol.declarations) && ts.first(symbol.declarations);
            if (meaning & 111551 /* SymbolFlags.Value */ && firstDecl && firstDecl.parent && ts.isVariableDeclaration(firstDecl.parent)) {
                if (ts.isObjectLiteralExpression(firstDecl) && firstDecl === firstDecl.parent.initializer || ts.isTypeLiteralNode(firstDecl) && firstDecl === firstDecl.parent.type) {
                    return getSymbolOfNode(firstDecl.parent);
                }
            }
        }
        function getFileSymbolIfFileSymbolExportEqualsContainer(d, container) {
            var fileSymbol = getExternalModuleContainer(d);
            var exported = fileSymbol && fileSymbol.exports && fileSymbol.exports.get("export=" /* InternalSymbolName.ExportEquals */);