If there is a procedure in class A that matches the name of a third-party class B, an error occurs.
Description
Description
Details
Details
- Severity
- Crash
- Resolution
- Open
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Operating System
- Windows 10 x64
- Category
- General
Steps To Reproduce
MODIFICATION A
ref A_Test A_TEST;
// Class A_Test in modification A
class A_Test
{
void OnEvent( EventType v_EventType, Param v_Params )
{
if ( v_EventType == ChatMessageEventTypeID )
{
ChatCommand( v_Params );
}
}
void ChatCommand( Param v_Params )
{
}
}
// modded class MissionServer in modification A
modded class MissionServer
{
override void OnInit()
{
super.OnInit();
A_TEST = new A_Test();
}
override void OnEvent( EventType eventTypeId, Param params )
{
super.OnEvent( eventTypeId, params );
if ( A_TEST )
{
A_TEST.OnEvent( eventTypeId, params );
}
}
}MODIFICATION B
// Class ChatCommand from modification B
class ChatCommand
{
void ChatCommand( string v_String )
{
}
}Separately, both modifications will work correctly.
If you connect both modifications, you see error message:
Cannot convert 'Param' to 'string' for argument '0' to method 'ChatCommand'
line:
ChatCommand( v_Params );
Must call a class procedure, from A_Test
But in fact, it calls the class constructor, which is strange - even without an operator "new"
P.S.
i can use THIS for correctly work -
this.ChatCommand( v_Params );
but this is wrong))))
Additional Information
Based on the compatibility issue, I add the names of all my classes with the postscript "US_" to exclude accidental matches with the names of classes of third-party modifications.
But do not rename nested procedures and functions inside the classes themselves...
in c# all ok
example:
public class myclass0
{
void myclass1( int i ) { Debug.Log("form myclass0 - test"); }
public void test() { myclass1( 0 ); }
}
public class myclass1
{
myclass1()
{
}
}
....
myclass0 v_myclass0 = new myclass0();
v_myclass0.test();it's work correctly.