classes with 2 generics create clutter in GameStudio.

[Doprez]

Release Type: Official Release

Version: 4.1.0.1805

Platform(s): Windows

Describe the bug There seems to be a minor bug with classes that have 2 generic types attached to them.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. create a class that inherits a SyncScript or StartupScript

2. make 2 generic types in the class

3. go to Gamestudio and they will show like above

Expected behavior A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.

not sure what should be expected I would assume they shouldnt show at all. If I try to add those class to an Entity it wont let me so this is purely visual noise.

Additional context This is a very minor bug but if something like DataMemberIgnore exists for classes it would be nice to clean this up and may be an easy work around.

[Doprez]

this also happens with a single generic described in the class

using Stride.Engine;

public class TestGeneric <T> : StartupScript
{
    public bool IsBroken{get;set;}
}

[manio143]

The solution is to filter out types which are generic as they can't be constructed.

To be perfectly honest I don't think it is expected that scripts, or components in general, would be generic. It can only make sense for things instantiated through code.

[manio143]

Reopening because I still think there's a fix to be made for this - we should prevent editor failures, even if user has generic components in the code.

[Doprez]

Ah no worries I was too quick to close sorry.