Accessing variable with dot operator within an array within a list

[Serpet-coder]

Hi,

The following script code snippet fails with a null exception.

x.a = 1;
myList = 
{
   {x, x},
   {x, x}
};
print(myList[0][0].a); // This works fine
print(myList[0][0].a + myList[0][0].a); // This fails
print((myList[0][0].a) + (myList[0][0].a)); // This fails also
for(item : myList)
{
   print(item[0].a);// This fails also
}

I tried to forward Constants.TOKEN_SEPARATION to this function call in Functions.Flow.cs Line 1630:

m_propName = Utils.GetToken(script, Constants.NEXT_OR_END_ARRAY);

By doing this all the print statements before the for loop work fine. But the statement in the for loop still fails.

[vassilych]

Hi, thanks a lot for this bug report! Will be buck with a fix shortly! All the best, Vassili

On Mon, Aug 3, 2020 at 12:50 PM Serpet-coder notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

The following script code snippet fails with a null exception.

x.a = 1;myList = { {x, x}, {x, x}};print(myList[0][0].a); // This works fineprint(myList[0][0].a + myList[0][0].a); // This failsprint((myList[0][0].a) + (myList[0][0].a)); // This fails alsofor(item : myList){ print(item[0].a);// This fails also}

I tried to forward Constants.TOKEN_SEPARATION to this function call in Functions.Flow.cs Line 1630:

m_propName = Utils.GetToken(script, Constants.NEXT_OR_END_ARRAY);

By doing this all the print statements before the for loop work fine. But the statement in the for loop still fails.

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