Vector.includes has problem with int and Number

[mymarmalade]

var numbers:Vector. = new [10, 20, 30, 40];

problem is : return false ( trace(numbers.includes(10)); )

but for String return true

[marchbold]

I can replicate this issue using AIR SDK v51.3.3.2

The following works as expected:

var fruits:Vector.<String> = new <String>["apple", "banana", "orange"];

trace(fruits.includes("banana")); // Output: true
trace(fruits.includes("grape"));  // Output: false

However with int or Number:

var numbers:Vector.<Number> = new <Number>[10, 20, 30];

trace(numbers.includes(20)); // Output: false -- INCORRECT
trace(numbers.includes(40)); // Output: false

Using classic indexOf works:

trace(numbers.indexOf(20) != -1); // Output: true
trace(numbers.indexOf(40) != -1); // Output: false

[ajwfrost]

Thanks -> turned out that the implementation needed specialisations within the AS3 interface in order to then properly handle the argument types that get passed to a generic implementation within the C++.... we can get this fixed for our next release.

[marchbold]

Thanks Andrew!