Is there a built-in way to convert Javascript's Float64Array to a normal array?
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Use this:
var normalArray = [].slice.call(floatArray);
Demo:
var floatArray = new Float64Array(4);
floatArray[3] = 3.0;
var normalArray = [].slice.call(floatArray);
console.log(normalArray);
//[0, 0, 0, 3]
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Zibri
It's nicer with a prototype... check my answer :D
The original answer is quite old. A more recent way to do it (ES6+) could be to use Array.from
const floatArray = new Float64Array(4);
floatArray[3] = 3.0;
var normalArray = Array.from(floatArray);
console.log(normalArray);
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Float64Array.prototype.toArray = Array.prototype.slice;
const floatArray = new Float64Array(4);
floatArray[3] = 3.0125;
var normalArray = floatArray.toArray();
console.log(normalArray);
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