I have the following class (ported from JavaScript wherein this works [prior to adding the types]) within TypeScript:
class A extends Array {
private _foo: string;
constructor(settings: any) {
super();
this._foo = 'foo';
}
get Foo() {
return (this._foo);
}
set Foo(value) {
this._foo = value;
}
}
let test = new A({ });
test.push('1');
test.push(2);
test.push('3');
// outputs "A" in JavaScript
// outputs "Array" in TypeScript
console.log(test.constructor.name);
The issue is outlined at the bottom of the code snippet, I'm expecting to get the class name back from test.constructor.name
of "A" but am instead getting "Array". It seems like in the specific case of subclassing Array objects, TypeScript blows away the constructor name. Is there a way to find the class name within TypeScript which doesn't rely upon .constructor.name
?
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