When invoking a JS function and passing a C# array, it is not an actual JS array (Array.isArray returns false).
In my concrete case it prevents me from using array methods like map or filter.
Is there anyway I can pass the host array as a plain JS array or at least get the native array methods to work?
When invoking a JS function and passing a C# array, it is not an actual JS array (Array.isArray returns false).
In my concrete case it prevents me from using array methods like map or filter.
Is there anyway I can pass the host array as a plain JS array or at least get the native array methods to work?