?. is not type-safe when used with functions
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Resolved
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The ?. operator did not do proper type checking for procs when it was able to.
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| BYOND Version: | 512 |
| Operating System: | Linux |
| Web Browser: | Firefox 64.0 |
| Applies to: | Dream Maker |
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| Status: |
Resolved (512.1463)
This issue has been resolved.
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Descriptive Problem Summary:
has no type-safety checks and will compile as long as
exists somewhere in the code.
Code Snippet (if applicable) to Reproduce Problem:
/mob/proc/test123()
return 1
var/obj/O = new
O.test123() // this does not compile since test123() is a mob proc
O?.test123() // this compiles anyway
Workarounds:
Avoid using the ?. operator
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