Class Object

Returns the same object, but having its parent class as class. It basically is the C# base keyword, so that parent members can be accessed.

Example
Consider the following classes:

class Foo
{
    int foo()
    {
         return 1;
    }
}
class Bar : Foo
{
    new int foo()
    {
         return 2;
    }
}
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then:

const Bar: Il2Cpp.Class = ...;
const bar = Bar.new();

console.log(bar.foo()); // 2
console.log(bar.base.foo()); // 1
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Gets the class of this object.

Gets the Il2CppObject struct size, possibly equal to Process.pointerSize * 2.

Returns a monitor for this object.

Gets the size of the current object.

Gets the non-static field with the given name of the current class hierarchy.

Gets the non-static method with the given name (and optionally parameter count) of the current class hierarchy.

Creates a reference to this object.

Gets the non-static field with the given name of the current class hierarchy, if it exists.

Gets the non-static method with the given name (and optionally parameter count) of the current class hierarchy, if it exists.

Unboxes the value type (either a primitive, a struct or an enum) out of this object.

Gets the correct virtual method from the given virtual method.

Creates a weak reference to this object.