Problem with the Game arrays

[Strategic-Link-Consulting]

Thanks for creating and keeping this updated.

I noticed issues compiling and I think I see the problem but I'm pretty new at this.
It's the declarations for Game.rooms/flags/creeps etc. Instead of just an array, shouldn't they be like this?

  creeps: {[creepName: string]: Creep};
  rooms: {[roomName: string]: Room};
  spawns: {[spawnName: string]: Spawn};
  structures: {[structureId: string]: Structure};

[MarkoSulamagi]

What kind of compile time error you're getting and what line calls it out?
The array solution works fine for me. Both for IDE checking and while compiling.

[Strategic-Link-Consulting]

error TS7015: Element implicitly has an 'any' type because index expression is not of type 'number'

applyBehavior(name: string, role: CreepRole) {
  var p0 = performance.now();
  var creep = Game.creeps[name];
  var roleCreeps = Memory.minions[creep.memory.role];
  this.minions[role].applyBehavior(name);
  if (roleCreeps != null) roleCreeps.creeps.splice(roleCreeps.creeps.indexOf(name));
  Memory.minions[role].creeps.push(name);
}

[MarkoSulamagi]

I was testing around a bit and I think you're right. If we only have array, then it should work in most cases, but your solution is better. I'll change the API.

Thanks for your help.

Although, I think you have a bug in your code. With using creeps.indexOf(). If I understand correctly then creeps is an object and not an array. So you can't use splice or indexOf() with it.

[MarkoSulamagi]

Updated the API. Run npm install to get the updates.

[Strategic-Link-Consulting]

Thanks, I'm just learning Typescript. Chose to learn it by applying it to Screeps.
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