I'm trying to use a wrapper for a library that wants an Array as an input parameter.
I tried casting the Array, but I get an error: Cannot convert 'any[]' to 'Array'
Is there a way to make this work?
var rows = new Array(10); var rows2 = <Array>rows; //<--- Cannot convert 'any[]' to 'Array'
There are 4 possible conversion methods in TypeScript for arrays: let x = []; //any[] let y1 = x as number[]; let z1 = x as Array<number>; let y2 = <number[]>x; let z2 = <Array<number>>x; The as operator's mostly designed for *.
Surprisingly, the typescript programming language, which compiles to JavaScript, has the idea of casting. Since the variables in JavaScript have dynamic types, there is no concept of type casting in Javascript. TypeScript, on the other hand, assigns a type to every variable.
If we want to cast the object to string data types by using toString() method we can change the object type to a string data type. We can also cast the object type to jsonby using json. parse() method we can get only the plain objects and it not used on the class object.
There are 4 possible conversion methods in TypeScript for arrays:
let x = []; //any[] let y1 = x as number[]; let z1 = x as Array<number>; let y2 = <number[]>x; let z2 = <Array<number>>x;
The as
operator's mostly designed for *.tsx
files to avoid the syntax ambiguity.
I think the right syntax is:
var rows2 = <Array<any>>rows;
That's how you cast to interface Array<T>
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