Using found_in property with "take all" results in Programming Error using Glulx

[noobanidus]

The precise error message is: "triet to test "in" or "notin" of <illegal object number 1>".

Example code to reproduce this, compiling with the -G flag:

Constant Story "Test";
Constant Headline "^An attempt to test!^";

Include "Parser";
Include "VerbLib";

Object Test_Room "test room",
    with
        description     "This room is just a simple test. You can't do anything, nor go anywhere.",
    has
        light
;

Object Test_Object "a nothing",
    with
        name            'nothing',
        description     "Made of nothing, tastes like nothing.",
        found_in        Test_Room,
    has
        scenery
;

[ Initialise;
    location = Test_Room;
];

Include "Grammar";

Modifying the found_in attribute of Test_Object results in the error message occurring as soon as the game starts.

[DavidGriffith]

I can't get this bug to manifest with the latest commit (2e3f3f134f97ef606b2ea3d3a604855ca7aa160e). What were you using?

[noobanidus]

Just cloned the repository instead of using the version I had from ifarchive. It appears to still be doing this, so perhaps it is something to do with the compiler: I'm using 6.33 for Win32 date 10th May 2014, also found on ifarchive.

[DavidGriffith]

That's the same version I'm using, but compiled for Linux amd64. Can you send me the compiled game that shows this misbehavior?

[DavidGriffith]

I can't reproduce this bug, so I'm closing it.