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Won't Fix
Won't Fix in 2023.1.X
Votes
0
Found in
2020.3.36f1
2021.3.5f1
2022.1.7f1
2022.2.0a18
2023.1.0a3
Issue ID
UUM-8250
Regression
No
OnClick event can use private method when that method is assigned before being made private
Reproduction steps:
1. Open the attached project "BugRepro.zip"
2. Open "SmpleScene" Scene
3. Enter Play mode and click on the button in the Scene
4. Observe the Console
Expected result: Nothing or errors are printed in the Console
Actual result: "Testing" is printed in the Console
Reproducible with: 2020.3.36f1, 2021.3.5f1, 2022.1.7f1, 2022.2.0a18, 2023.1.0a3
Notes:
- Only public method can be added to OnClick event
- Method that is already added and its access specifier is changed to private/protected is not removed and is usable by the event
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Resolution Note:
We dont continually scan for methods hooked up and their visibility. As the system works on serialization once its known we dont unhook it.
There is also a use case of assigning a callback to a private function in the same class and that should work which leave us with no identifiable information to remove the callback..
Resolution Note (2023.1.X):
We dont continually scan for methods hooked up and their visibility. As the system works on serialization once its known we dont unhook it.
There is also a use case of assigning a callback to a private function in the same class and that should work which leave us with no identifiable information to remove the callback..