**
** Constructor with of type and initial capacity.
**
new make(Type of, Int capacity)
**
** Constructor for Obj?[] with initial capacity.
**
new makeObj(Int capacity)
In the java code we have
//the one from fan
public static List make(Type of, long capacity)
{
return new List(of, (int)capacity);
}
public static List makeObj(long capacity)
{
return new List(Sys.ObjType.toNullable(), (int)capacity);
}
//probably used somewhere internally in java impl
public static List make(Type of, Object[] values)
{
if (values == null) return null;
return new List(of, values);
}
In the the js code we have a make function which takes values, but I think it should take an integer for the initial capacity.
fan.sys.List.make = function(of, values) // -> values references an Integer not a List!!
{
if (of == null) throw fan.sys.NullErr();
if (values === undefined) values = [];
var self = new fan.sys.List();
self.m_of = of;
self.m_size = values.length;
self.m_values = values;
self.m_readonly = false;
self.m_immutable = false;
return self;
}
andyMon 26 Sep 2011
List.capacity isn't really supported under JavaScript (always returns size) - but pushed a fix that allows make and makeObj to work.
jessevdam Sun 25 Sep 2011
In JS the list.make does not function properly
In the fan code we have
In the java code we have
In the the js code we have a make function which takes values, but I think it should take an integer for the initial capacity.
andy Mon 26 Sep 2011
List.capacity
isn't really supported under JavaScript (always returnssize
) - but pushed a fix that allowsmake
andmakeObj
to work.jessevdam Mon 26 Sep 2011
thanks