I was asked to report this AngelScript bug with funcdef
. I have two different classes with the same named funcdef
. If I change the type of one funcdef
it no longer complains. Is this proper code?
class ClassA {
funcdef void CALLBACK(int);
CALLBACK@ func;
}
class ClassB {
funcdef void CALLBACK(int); // change to different type; no more error
CALLBACK@ func;
}
It throws an Assertion failed! error with the Expression: result→value == type