javascript - 从 Typescript 1.6.2 中的内置数组扩展的类在使用 [] 运算符时不会更新长度

Question

在我阅读 here 时，应该可以在 ts 1.6 中扩展内置类型:

TypeScript 1.6 adds support for classes extending arbitrary expression that computes a constructor function. This means that built-in types can now be extended in class declarations.

...

Some examples:

// Extend built-in types

class MyArray extends Array<number> { }
class MyError extends Error { }

...

然而，当扩展 Array 时，长度属性在使用 [] 运算符设置值时不会更新。推送功能工作正常，但我需要 [] 运算符。

我的例子:

class ExtendedArray<T> extends Array<T> {}

var buildinArray = new Array<string>();
var extendedArray = new ExtendedArray<string>();

buildinArray.push("A");
console.log(buildinArray.length); // 1 - OK
buildinArray[2] = "B";
console.log(buildinArray.length); // 3 - OK

extendedArray.push("A");
console.log(extendedArray.length); // 1 - OK
extendedArray[2] = "B";
console.log(extendedArray.length); // 1 - FAIL
console.dir(extendedArray); // both values, but wrong length

我做错了什么吗？问题出在哪里？

Answer 1

您的代码转换为这段 JavaScript 代码:

var __extends = (this && this.__extends) || function (d, b) {
    for (var p in b) if (b.hasOwnProperty(p)) d[p] = b[p];
    function __() { this.constructor = d; }
    d.prototype = b === null ? Object.create(b) : (__.prototype = b.prototype, new __());
};
var ExtendedArray = (function (_super) {
    __extends(ExtendedArray, _super);
    function ExtendedArray() {
        _super.apply(this, arguments);
    }
    return ExtendedArray;
})(Array);
var buildinArray = new Array();
var extendedArray = new ExtendedArray();
buildinArray.push("A");
console.log(buildinArray.length); // 1 - OK
buildinArray[2] = "B";
console.log(buildinArray.length); // 3 - OK
extendedArray.push("A");
console.log(extendedArray.length); // 1 - OK
extendedArray[2] = "B";
console.log(extendedArray.length); // 1 - FAIL
console.dir(extendedArray); // both values, but wrong length

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问题是括号符号没有作为 Array 原型(prototype)复制的一部分进行复制:

In JavaScript, we can sub-class native data types by extending the native prototypes. This works perfectly with the native String object; but, when it comes to native Arrays, things don't work quite so nicely. If we extend the Array prototype, we inherit the native array functions; but, we no longer have the ability to use bracket notation to set and get indexed values within the given array. Sure, we can use push() and pop() to overcome this limitation; but, if we want to keep the bracket notation feature functional, we have to build on top of an existing array instance rather than truly sub-classing the Array object.

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有一个深入discussion and solutions here作者:Axel Rauschmayer 博士。