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Found in
5.5.0a6
Issue ID
825483
Regression
Yes
Methods with Conditional attributes aren't fired if preprocessor identifier isn't defined in the class that calls that method
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open attached project "825483.zip"
2. Open scene "repro"
3. Open script Definer and notice that class defines two methods. One has Conditional attribute, another is defined between #if/#endif block. Class Test call both of these methods
4. Run scene repro and notice that only method defined in #id/#endif block is called - method with Conditional attribute is skipped
Reproduced with: 5.5.0a4, 5.5.0a6
Not reproducible: 5.4.0p2, 5.5.0a3
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andymads
Dec 20, 2016 17:04
I don't understand. You can't #define identifiers in the class because they have to be before the first token in the file.