As discussed, I'd modify the ACRE override to use two distinct functions: your override, and the original function (compiled in the traditional way in CfgFunctions. but using a soft-dependency). The functions config would then become
#if __has_include("\idi\acre\addons\main\stringtable.xml")
class acre_ace_interact
{
class overrides
{
file = "components\radio\acre";
class radioListChildrenActions{};
class radioListChildrenActions_original
{
file = "idi\acre\addons\ace_interact\fnc_radioListChildrenActions.sqf";
};
}
}
#endif
Then we can omit lines 5-12 of your override:
if (isNil "f_var_originalFunction_addRadioActionsToClass") then
{
// Why isn't this easier to do in SQF? Why does it have to be so brittle? thanks lads
f_var_originalFunction_addRadioActionsToClass = compile preprocessFileLineNumbers "idi\acre\addons\ace_interact\fnc_radioListChildrenActions.sqf";
};
private _children = _this call f_var_originalFunction_addRadioActionsToClass;
By Cre, from https://github.com/CombinedArmsGaming/CAFE3/pull/162
As discussed, I'd modify the ACRE override to use two distinct functions: your override, and the original function (compiled in the traditional way in
CfgFunctions. but using a soft-dependency). The functions config would then becomeThen we can omit lines 5-12 of your override:
and just do:
Originally posted by @Cre8or in https://github.com/CombinedArmsGaming/CAFE3/issues/162#issuecomment-1591118556