First I was getting a warning for this line of hlsl:
r3 = mul(r0.xyz, (float3x4)gWorldToProj);
saying:
Implicit truncation from 'float3x4' to 'float1x4
Which is clearly wrong, since it's explicit casting, so I cut the cast type to give this (which should cause the warning):
r3 = mul(r0.xyz, gWorldToProj);
which ended up with this error:
Variable 'oj' is not declared.
Which looks like it's ignoring the length of characters I cut from the start of the variable name (it's using the start index before I cut for the token start, rather than after)
When I paste the cast type back in, the warning doesn't return, but the invalid error remains.
First I was getting a warning for this line of hlsl:
r3 = mul(r0.xyz, (float3x4)gWorldToProj);saying:Which is clearly wrong, since it's explicit casting, so I cut the cast type to give this (which should cause the warning):
r3 = mul(r0.xyz, gWorldToProj);which ended up with this error:Which looks like it's ignoring the length of characters I cut from the start of the variable name (it's using the start index before I cut for the token start, rather than after)
When I paste the cast type back in, the warning doesn't return, but the invalid error remains.
I don't always get the initial warning though.