Closed zepumph closed 1 year ago
And also Vector3!
So now I have
@jonathanolson please review.
Also note that I could have deleted the toSateObject function in exchange for the default coming from stateSchema, but I thought it was worth having around so people can call serialization directly on the Vector2 instance, instead of needing to go through the IO type.
I now see this behavior:
phet.dot.Vector2.Vector2IO.toStateObject(new phet.dot.Vector2(Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY,0));
assert.js:24 Assertion failed: validation failed: value failed isValidValue: Infinity prunedValidator: {isValidValue: ƒ}
assert.js:28 Uncaught Error: Assertion failed: validation failed:
value failed isValidValue: Infinity
prunedValidator:
[object Object]
at window.assertions.assertFunction (assert.js:28:13)
at validate (validate.ts:26:17)
at StateSchema.checkStateObjectValid (StateSchema.ts:208:9)
at IOType.isStateObjectValid (IOType.ts:404:43)
at IOType.validateStateObject (IOType.ts:444:10)
at StateSchema.ts:195:30
at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
at checkLevel (StateSchema.ts:189:77)
at StateSchema.checkStateObjectValid (StateSchema.ts:200:7)
at IOType.isStateObjectValid (IOType.ts:404:43)
When I disabled assertions, I got:
{x: Infinity, y: 0}
I think this is in line with https://github.com/phetsims/tandem/issues/280. @zepumph can this be closed?
from https://github.com/phetsims/tandem/issues/246