Following onto #12, if we define either a getter or a setter but not the other one, the other will be omitted from the generated code. Effectively, this means that, if we omit a setter, then the implied setter will do nothing. Likewise, if we omit a getter, the implied getter will return null constantly.
I propose the following signatures for partial setget declarations on proxy fields.
;; Getter was omitted
func __gdlisp_get_foo():
push_error("Cannot access nonexistent field foo")
;; Setter was omitted
func __gdlisp_set_foo(arg_0):
push_error("Cannot assign to nonexistent field foo")
Following onto #12, if we define either a getter or a setter but not the other one, the other will be omitted from the generated code. Effectively, this means that, if we omit a setter, then the implied setter will do nothing. Likewise, if we omit a getter, the implied getter will return
nullconstantly.I propose the following signatures for partial
setgetdeclarations on proxy fields.