createHashmapObject - using a hashmap as a definition for "#base" causes memory leak and CTD
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as per wiki on createhashmapobject:

"#base": Array or HashMap - declaration of base class for inheritance

Array works fine. Hashmap causes out of memory error and CTD. Tested on current stable, profile, and dev branch just in case. No beuno on all of em.

Tested all combinations hashmap in hashmap, hashmap in array, etc.. to see if there was any nuances to it but it would seem any time and any situation a hashmap is set in #base it crashes

Details

Severity: Crash
Resolution: Open
Reproducibility: Always
Operating System: Windows 11 x64
Category: Scripting

Steps To Reproduce

_test = createhashmapfromarray [["A",1],["B",2"]];
_testChild = createhashmapfromarray [["#base",_test],["C",3]];

_testObject = createhashmapobject [_test]; // works fine
_testChildObject = createhashmapobject [_testChild]; // french fry'd when ya shoulda pizza'd (gonna have a bad time)

Additional Information

Can send rpt and frozen mdmp if needed.

Also, if fixing requires #base to be an array, I am fine with it. But hashmaps as base could be handy.

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crashdome created this task.Oct 18 2023, 1:32 AM

crashdome edited Additional Information. (Show Details)Oct 18 2023, 1:41 AM

Fixed on dev-branch yesterday, and profiling branch

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