Mixed Type Array Bug?

Why parsing? Can you print UserSettings[1]? Does it contain the double-quotes? To me it looks like a bug in the toString.

Yes - I meant to print [1]. It does result in \”Paved\”

weird, huh?

yes. So this is the compile-time parser???

By parser I meant the compiler seems to assign the wrong string to the array when it is mixed type. It is exposed at run time. Not sure where the issue is. Or if this is a new bug or I didn’t notice before.

anyway probably you can post a bug report with the current SDK version. It doesn't really matter if it was like that before IMHO, Garmin should fix this.

Yes I will. Thx

Where do you see this?

With this

enum {MOVING,ELAPSED}
var a1=[MOVING,"a","b","c"];
var a2=["1","a","b","c"];

module ABC {

	function printABC() {
    	System.println("a1: "+a1[0]+" "+a1);
    	System.println("a2: "+a2[0]+" "+a2);
    	System.println("a1="+a1);
    	System.println("a2="+a2);
    }
}

And then calling it with

ABC.printABC();

in my view class, I get this in the console, with both VS Code and Eclipse, and the 4.1.7 SDK as well as the 4.2.0 beta2 SDK with the targets I tried.

a1: 0 [0, a, b, c]
a2: 1 [1, a, b, c]
a1=[0, a, b, c]
a2=[1, a, b, c]