wildwinter

Adobe’s (nice) new Vector class has a bug in it.


var v:Vector.<String>=new Vector.<String>();

v.push("one");
v.push("two");
v.push("three");

// Tracing out vector here produces "one","two","three" as expected

// Stick a new value on the front
v.unshift("zero");

// Tracing out vector here produces "zero","one","two" -- eh? We've
lost the last element.

// This is the equivalent to unshift(), using splice instead...
v.splice(0,0,"minusOne");

// Tracing out vector here produces "minusOne","zero","one","two", as expected.


Annoying, but at least there’s a workaround.

It’s already on Jira, and has apparently been fixed – but I assume it’s a Flash Player issue, so I’m guessing there’ll be broken versions in the wild for quite some time to come…

https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/ASC-3620

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