Wrap src in an anonymous class implementing Targets.
wrap creates an internal wrapper class which implements the
interfaces in Targets using the methods of src, then returns a
GC-allocated instance of it.
Source can be either a class or a struct, but it must
structurally conform with all the Targets
interfaces; i.e. it must provide concrete methods with compatible
signatures of those in Targets.
If Source is a struct then wrapping/unwrapping will
create a copy; it is not possible to affect the original struct
through the wrapper.
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Wrap src in an anonymous class implementing Targets.
wrap creates an internal wrapper class which implements the interfaces in Targets using the methods of src, then returns a GC-allocated instance of it.
Source can be either a class or a struct, but it must structurally conform with all the Targets interfaces; i.e. it must provide concrete methods with compatible signatures of those in Targets.
If Source is a struct then wrapping/unwrapping will create a copy; it is not possible to affect the original struct through the wrapper.
The returned object additionally supports unwrap.
Note: If Targets has only one entry and Source is a class which explicitly implements it, wrap simply returns src upcasted to Targets[0].