typedef int int1; array<int> arr = new array<int1>(); //Compile error - Types 'array<int1>' and 'array<int>' are unrelated
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- Severity
- Minor
- Resolution
- Open
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Operating System
- Windows 10 x64
- Category
- General
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Is this how it is intended that the data type and its alias are unrelated to each other?
more examples:
typedef int int1;
typedef int int2;
typedef int int3;
typedef int int4;
typedef string myString;
// Case 1
map<int1, int2> myMap = new map<int3, int4>(); // Compile Error - Types 'map<int3,int4>' and 'map<int1,int2>' are unrelated
//Case 2
Param1<int1> p = new Param1<int2>(1); // Compile Error - Types 'Param1<int2>' and 'Param1<int1>' are unrelated
//Case 3
myString inputStr = "";
GetGame().ConfigGetText("whatever", inputStr); //Compile Error - Cannot convert 'myString' to 'string' for argument '1' to method 'ConfigGetText'but my custom function works fine
myString inputStr = "";
GetSomeValueChecked(inputStr); // no errors
bool GetSomeValueChecked(out string str)
{
str = "some data";
return true;
}