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I have written this bunch of code to operate texture passed from WebGL.
export class U8_4 {
constructor(public x: u8, public y: u8, public z: u8, public w: u8) {}
}
export class Texture {
public baseAddress: u32 = 0
public width: u16 = 0
public height: u16 = 0
public ch: u8 = 0
constructor(width: u16, height: u16, ch: u8) {
this.baseAddress = memory.allocate(<u32>(width * height * <u16>ch))
this.width = width
this.height = height
this.ch = ch
//*************************************************
//There are problems here
//*************************************************
console.logi(123456) // This logging is not called
}
public getAddressAt(i: u16, j: u16): u32 {
return (<u32>i * <u32>this.width + <u32>j) * <u32>this.ch
}
}
export class Texture4CH extends Texture {
constructor(width: u16, height: u16) {
super(width, height, 4)
console.logi(width)
console.logi(height)
}
public getAt(i: u16, j: u16): U8_4 {
let ba: u32 = this.getAddressAt(i, j)
let x: u8 = load<u8>(ba, 0)
let y: u8 = load<u8>(ba, 1)
let z: u8 = load<u8>(ba, 2)
let w: u8 = load<u8>(ba, 3)
return new U8_4(x, y, z, w)
}
public setAt(i: u16, j: u16, col: U8_4): void {
let ba: u32 = this.getAddressAt(i, j)
store<u8>(ba, col.x, 0)
store<u8>(ba, col.y, 1)
store<u8>(ba, col.z, 2)
store<u8>(ba, col.w, 3)
}
}As you can see, I have inherited Texture class from Texture4CH. When I instanciate Texture4CH class, the super notation super(width, height, 4) seems not working as intended.
Is this intended limitation of assemblyscript?