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  Yesterday, 12:36 PM
  Would you mind making the following change to the test_feature gnuc makefile:
  CXX = g++
  to
  CXX ?= g++
  This allows you to override the compiler used, you already have it this way for the libraries makefile.
  Thanks
  20 July 2015 - 04:34 PM
  Currently get/setters do not support namespaces in the return type. Attached is a simple patch that adds support for scopes in IsVirtualPropertyDecl() which previously did not check for them. I also added a simple test case.
  Edit: First diffs I generated in the wrong order, fixed.
  Thanks,
  dkrusu
  16 June 2015 - 12:41 PM
  Hi, I'm trying to get information about a script class's methods and parameters. Getting the name of the method and then the type id of each of the parameters works just fine, but when I try to get the name or default arguments it gives me a nullptr. I saw in asIScriptFunction::GetParam you have a comment that says that it doesn't work with pre-compiled bytecode w/o debug symbols, but this wasn't pre-compiled. The size of parameterNames in asIScriptFunction is 0.
  15 June 2015 - 10:52 PM
  I'm trying to create a way to dynamically call methods on a script object, in order to do this I thought I would suspend execution on the active context, create a new context and execute the method, then resume execution on the original context. To start to test this plan I first am trying to suspend the execution and thats where I've hit a issue. I call Suspend on the context and it returns a value of 0, but then if I check the current state it says that it's still active.
  Here is my code for suspending, it's part of a template class
  bool callMethodVoid(void *objRef, int typeId, const UString& methodName)
  {
  asIScriptContext* ctx = asGetActiveContext();
  int r = ctx->Suspend();
  printf("Suspend Return: %i\n", r);
  printf("Current State: %i\n", ctx->GetState());
  r = ctx->Execute();
  printf("Execute Return: %i\n", r);
  return true;
  }
  Here is the output for above:
  Suspend Return: 0
  Current State: 6
  Execute Return: -4
  It's called in the script language with the following
  class Test
  {
  void test()
  {
  stdout << "Works!";
  }
  }
  Object<Test> obj;
  Test a;
  obj.callMethod(a, "test");
  Any idea what would keep the context from suspending?
  Thank You,
  05 June 2015 - 10:03 PM
  Hi, I'm trying to get the dictionary add-on to work with ref-counted strings. After I replaced all the uses of std::string with my own most things worked except for the initialization lists and index operators. I was able to initialization lists working with the following change to how the name is extracted:
  UString *name = *(UString**)buffer;
  buffer += sizeof(UString*);
  That fixed that issue, but now I'm getting a crash when attempting to retrieve the data using the index operators
  dictionary dict = { {"test", "foo"} };
  dictionaryValue val = dict["test"];
  stdout << string(val);
  That will cause a crash when attempting to call opEquals on the string object. The following will work:
  dictionary dict = { {"test", "foo"} };
  string val;
  dict.get("test", val);
  stdout << val;
  I'm sure the pointer it's using for the string class is not correct, but any ideas on why that would be? I attached a valgrind log.
  valgrind.txt 4.66KB
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