TypeScript/tests/baselines/reference/badArraySyntax.errors.txt

tests/cases/compiler/badArraySyntax.ts(6,15): error TS1150: 'new T[]' cannot be used to create an array. Use 'new Array<T>()' instead.
tests/cases/compiler/badArraySyntax.ts(7,15): error TS1150: 'new T[]' cannot be used to create an array. Use 'new Array<T>()' instead.
tests/cases/compiler/badArraySyntax.ts(8,20): error TS1150: 'new T[]' cannot be used to create an array. Use 'new Array<T>()' instead.
tests/cases/compiler/badArraySyntax.ts(9,20): error TS1150: 'new T[]' cannot be used to create an array. Use 'new Array<T>()' instead.
tests/cases/compiler/badArraySyntax.ts(10,40): error TS1150: 'new T[]' cannot be used to create an array. Use 'new Array<T>()' instead.


==== tests/cases/compiler/badArraySyntax.ts (5 errors) ====
    class Z {
     public x = "";
    }
    
    var a1: Z[] = [];
    var a2 = new Z[];
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!!! error TS1150: 'new T[]' cannot be used to create an array. Use 'new Array<T>()' instead.
    var a3 = new Z[]();
                  ~~
!!! error TS1150: 'new T[]' cannot be used to create an array. Use 'new Array<T>()' instead.
    var a4: Z[] = new Z[];
                       ~~
!!! error TS1150: 'new T[]' cannot be used to create an array. Use 'new Array<T>()' instead.
    var a5: Z[] = new Z[]();
                       ~~
!!! error TS1150: 'new T[]' cannot be used to create an array. Use 'new Array<T>()' instead.
    var a6: Z[][] = new   Z     [      ]   [  ];
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!!! error TS1150: 'new T[]' cannot be used to create an array. Use 'new Array<T>()' instead.