I revently stumbled uppon a weird compiler bug, where it would tell me my function call is ambiguous, even though it's not.
It seems like all functions in the class, which are overloaded are checked regardless of their name.
Yes, the call would be ambiguous, if they had the same name, but they don't
Description
Description
Details
Details
- Severity
- Crash
- Resolution
- Open
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Operating System
- Windows 11 x64
- Category
- General
Steps To Reproduce
class AmbiguousTest {
void Trigger(notnull Man player, string triggerName, int cooldown = 0) {
PlayerIdentity ident = player.GetIdentity();
Trigger(ident, triggerName, cooldown); // Error is in this line
}
void SetTrigger(); // Remove this line and everything will work again
void Trigger(notnull PlayerIdentity player, string triggerName, int cooldown);
void SetTrigger(notnull PlayerIdentity player, string triggerName, int value); // Or remove this line. It seems like it's checked for ambiguity even though it has a different name
}