There is an access to overwriting the parameters of the event handler. The event, which was previously registered, can change the input data.
Description
Description
Details
Details
- Severity
- Major
- Resolution
- Open
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Operating System
- Windows 7 x64
- Category
- Scripting
Steps To Reproduce
In the first event, the code will change the instigator parameter to objNull, which in the second event will return objNull, instead of "B Alpha 1-2: 1 (Dell)"
sqf
_unit = cursorObject;
_unit addEventHandler ["Killed", {
// "Killed #0 (425.779): [B Alpha 1-1:1,B Alpha 1-2:1 (Dell),B Alpha 1-2:1 (Dell),true]"
diag_log format["Killed #%1 (%2): %3", _thisEventHandler, diag_tickTime, _this];
_this set [2, objNull];
}];
_unit addEventHandler ["Killed", {
// "Killed #1 (425.779): [B Alpha 1-1:1,B Alpha 1-2:1 (Dell),<NULL-object>, true]"
diag_log format["Killed #%1 (%2): %3", _thisEventHandler, diag_tickTime, _this];
}];rpt:
20:54:56 "Killed #0 (425.779): [B Alpha 1-1:1,B Alpha 1-2:1 (Dell),B Alpha 1-2:1 (Dell),true]"
20:54:56 "Killed #1 (425.779): [B Alpha 1-1:1,B Alpha 1-2:1 (Dell),<NULL-object>,true]"
Additional Information
Also it was noticed with the events HandleDamage. With other eventHandler it was not tested.
I would like to know whether this is an idea or not? Will this be fixed, can this be used to add a killer by using ` _unit setDamage 1```
sqf
// The first-ever event
_unit addEventHandler ["Killed", {
params ["_unit", "_killer", "_instigator"];
if (_unit isEqualTo _killer && _unit isEqualTo _instigator) then {
_this set [1, _unit getVariable ["killer", _this # 1]];
_this set [2, _unit getVariable ["instigator", _this # 2]];
};
}];sqf // fnc_DeadUnit params [["_unit", objNull, [objNull]], ["_killer", objNull, [onjNull]], ["_insigator", objNull, [objNull]]]; _unit setVariable ["Killer", _killer]; _unit setVariable ["Insigator", _insigator]; _unit setDamage 1;