bug!
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I found a problem, but possible my mistake.
Write a as code and save it as bytecode to a file. The code can very sample, e.g:
void Test(int i)
{
}
Then, reload the file and run it, use : ExecuteString("Test(3)")
The will arouse a VC assert dialog and tell me: index < length
If the "Test" function has no any parameters, the will no errors.
And if you dont use a bytecode file, direct load the text code and compile it then ExecuteString("Test(3)"), the will no any problem.
Why?
It's obviously a bug somewhere inside AngelScript, otherwise the assert wouldn't have failed.
I'll look into this as soon as I can. Thanks for notifying me.
Are you using version 2.7.1a? Or another version?
Regards,
Andreas
I'll look into this as soon as I can. Thanks for notifying me.
Are you using version 2.7.1a? Or another version?
Regards,
Andreas
I've fixed the bug. For the 2.8.0 WIP version the fix is in revision 87 in the SVN.
I'll make a branch for 2.7.1a and apply the fix to that version as well soon.
I'll make a branch for 2.7.1a and apply the fix to that version as well soon.
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