Closed Speedphoenix closed 2 months ago
This happens at least when the constructor is not overridden (and the null access did not provide useful context)
From what I can tell, usually field.access is not null (but can be an empty array), but this yields null:
var f = (macro class { function new() { } }).fields[0]; trace(f.access);
And the documentation does list it as nullable
This happens at least when the constructor is not overridden (and the null access did not provide useful context)
From what I can tell, usually field.access is not null (but can be an empty array), but this yields null:
And the documentation does list it as nullable