Simon Krajewski
Simon Krajewski
As per the linked PR, we can't fix this in the general case. Could you provide the example that involves JSON, because that's a different case.
(Thank you for your patience, this stuff looks obnoxious to handle correctly...)
It would be really good to get this one sorted...
I have added the help-wanted label because I'd like to see this fixed, but I don't know how to fix it.
Updated the branch, this fails on JVM and C++ targets with `line: 14, expected 0 but it is 10`.
Do you know what the status here (and in #10374) is now?
Another thing to address is that we're losing the `sort` function at the moment because the previous implementation just forwarded this to Array.sort. This means that we should finally look...
Thanks to @Apprentice-Alchemist for telling me how to fix the array compare problem! HL is now green, and I'd like to merge this soon so that we can use `Vector`...
Huh, I thought this didn't work on HL, but it seems like I'm wrong about that: ```haxe import haxe.ds.Vector; function f(x:Vector) { trace(x); } function main() { var v =...
Right, so the situation is actually even worse than I thought. Surely this should be caught earlier... Though to be fair, I also don't catch this on the JVM target...