granite linden
enum SRSState {
original = 0,
right = 1,
double = 2,
left = 3,
}
type SRSBlockKickTable = [
original:SRSStateKickTable,
right:SRSStateKickTable,
double:SRSStateKickTable,
left:SRSStateKickTable,
]
I'm working on a modern tetris project, and I'm some how aggressive on my code quality. I don't want to write same stuff twice if possible, can i use enum above to define type below?
vagrant holly
```typescript
enum SRSState {
original = 0,
right = 1,
double = 2,
left ...
What is SRSStateKickTable?
Is it some other type, which you want as the value for each of the keys in the union?
If so, then what you need is a Record type
type SRSBlockKickTable = Record<keyof typeof SRSState, SRSStateKickTable>
granite linden
What is `SRSStateKickTable`?
It's a "named tuple", which named it's elements but still use index instead of property name to access
vagrant holly
It's a "named tuple", which named it's elements but still use index instead of p...
Okay, so if you just want the same SRSStateKickTable as the value for each of the keys, the the Record type is your answer
If each value in SRSBlockKickTable has to be different according to the key, then you would probably need a mapped type