PriorityQueue doesn't compile on eval target

[Gama11]

import polygonal.ds.PriorityQueue;

class Main {
	static function main() {}
}

> haxe -main Main -lib polygonal-ds --interp
[...]/PriorityQueue.hx:354: characters 3-13 : error: {+ priority : Int } should be polygonal.ds.PriorityQueue.T
[...]/PriorityQueue.hx:354: characters 3-13 :  have: Array<{+ priority }>
[...]/PriorityQueue.hx:354: characters 3-13 :  want: Array<polygonal.ds.PriorityQueue.T>
[...]/PriorityQueue.hx:536: characters 24-25 : Too many arguments

Tested with Haxe 4.0.5 and polygonal-ds 2.1.1.

[Simn]

I just came across this as well and got very confused about the Too many arguments error. The problem is that this is supposed to use a static extension from NativeArrayTools, but eval's implementation has its own toArray which then takes priority.

I also don't quite understand where the inference problem comes from and why it only affects eval. Will check this tomorrow.

[Simn]

I think this has to be worked around here by manually doing NativeArrayTools.toArray(mData, 0, size, []);. The ArrayTools.alloc calls should be type-hinted as var out:Array<T> = ArrayTools.alloc(size);. I'm still not sure why this is target-dependent, but inference can easily go wrong if the Array element type is left open.

I'd send a PR, but I'm getting murdered by whitespace changes...