Hi Andreas 
with asEP_ALWAYS_IMPL_DEFAULT_CONSTRUCT we can create all objects from c++ code, for deserealization - It work fine!
but, for scripts, i think no need use this.
exemple:
this code work, but it's not goood
class SomeClass{
SomeClass( int init_param ){}
}
void f(){
SomeClass s;
}
// asEP_ALWAYS_IMPL_DEFAULT_CONSTRUCT, false
class SomeClass{
SomeClass( int init_param ){}
}
void f(){
SomeClass s; // No default constructor for object of type 'SomeClass'.
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//next
// asEP_ALWAYS_IMPL_DEFAULT_CONSTRUCT, true ( current time )
class SomeClass{
SomeClass( int init_param ){}
}
void f(){
SomeClass s; // work
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// a want to, we set asEP_ALWAYS_IMPL_DEFAULT_CONSTRUCT true, and we have -
class SomeClass{
SomeClass( int init_param ){}
}
void f(){
SomeClass s; // No default constructor for object of type 'SomeClass'.
}
// add constructor
class SomeClass{
SomeClass(){ /* def constructor */ }
SomeClass( int init_param ){}
}
void f(){
SomeClass s; // work
}
No. Since you don't want the default constructor to be available automatically, then you should _not_ set the flag asEP_ALWAYS_IMPL_DEFAULT_CONSTRUCT to true.
oh yes, im sorry!
i thinking CreateUninitializedScriptObject work only with asEP_ALWAYS_IMPL_DEFAULT_CONSTRUCT to true.
cool!
