August 31, 2005 Sort bug with interfaces | ||||
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interface A {} class B:A { int opCmp(Object o) { printf("*"); return 0; } } void main() { B[] a; a ~= new B(); a ~= new B(); a.sort; // ok printf("1. ok\n"); A[] b; b ~= new B(); b.sort; // ok, doesn't call opCmp since b.length==1 printf("2. ok\n"); A[] c; c ~= new B(); c ~= new B(); c.sort; //SEGFAULT! printf("3. ok\n"); } //It should be possible to sort elements in a interface-type-array //since all array elements inherit opCmp from Object. |
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