void test( string @ s )
{
string t = s;
}
void Main()
{
test( "this is a test" );
}
void Main()
{
test( "this is a test" );
}
void test( string @ s )
{
string t = s;
}
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Function declaration order problem..
Author
I'm guessing I have something configured incorrectly. I have setup a system that automatically loads scripts and calls Main(). I'm having strange behavior when calling functions in main() defined outside of main. If I have the following script:
I get an 'Null pointer access' error for the line 'string t = s', but if I set up the script this way:
Everything runs perfectly.. Is this by design? or have I setup something incorrectly.
Thanks,
Scott
By design it should not make a difference in what order the functions are implemented.
I need to look into this. I'll be back with more information as soon as possible.
I need to look into this. I'll be back with more information as soon as possible.
I just tested both of these scripts using version 2.4.1b with the asCScriptString add on and everything worked fine, without any null-pointer access exceptions.
How did you register the string type? Maybe there is some error with the constructor and/or addref/release behaviours. Or possibly the assignment behaviour.
How did you register the string type? Maybe there is some error with the constructor and/or addref/release behaviours. Or possibly the assignment behaviour.
Author
I knew it was something I was doing.. :)
I am using the asCScriptString included with the SDK and I am calling RegisterScriptString(), passing it my engine pointer created with asCreateScriptEngine. Looks like I'm going to have to dig a bit deeper into my code to see where I am going wrong. Thanks for looking at it.. I'll keep you updated..
~Scott
[Edited by - AlphaDog on November 17, 2005 2:01:07 PM]
I am using the asCScriptString included with the SDK and I am calling RegisterScriptString(), passing it my engine pointer created with asCreateScriptEngine. Looks like I'm going to have to dig a bit deeper into my code to see where I am going wrong. Thanks for looking at it.. I'll keep you updated..
~Scott
[Edited by - AlphaDog on November 17, 2005 2:01:07 PM]
Can you reproduce the problem in a small test application (similar to the test_feature) that you can send to me?
Author
It was my fault all along, it had to do with how I was managing the function ID for Main(). It is working perfectly now, thanks again for the help and keep up the great work.
~Scott
~Scott
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