Hello, I apologize for bringing yet another generics issue as I know it takes time for it to be made solid... Thanks for looking into my problem. I use the following code to extend the number[] class, but then the elements are not marked as numbers for a non literal object.
---@class NumberTable: number[]
---@param t NumberTable
---@return number|nil
function FirstElement(t)
local n = t[1] -- marked as unknown
return n
end
---@param t number[]
---@return number|nil
function FirstElementBis(t)
local n = t[1] -- marked as number
return n
end
I would expect t[1] to be marked as number. I also tried replacing number[] with table<number> and table<number, number> without success. Thank you!
(I use LuaLS on Neovim on Linux)
Hello, I apologize for bringing yet another generics issue as I know it takes time for it to be made solid... Thanks for looking into my problem. I use the following code to extend the
number[]class, but then the elements are not marked as numbers for a non literal object.I would expect
t[1]to be marked asnumber. I also tried replacingnumber[]withtable<number>andtable<number, number>without success. Thank you!(I use LuaLS on Neovim on Linux)