Closed daveyostcom closed 5 years ago
I would have expected that protected would have worked as well.
We will look at it
Best Regards,
Jonathan
Hello @daveyostcom ,
Is there a reason why you want access to the protected property? They are not public, you cannot access them either outside of your class, so why do you expect to be able to access them via our library?
Well that's actually one of my questions: what is the execution environment of the compiled code? I assumed that it somehow runs in the context of the this
that's passed to it.
The run is code as if it was an external library that executes it (well, that's, in fact, the case). By default, we cannot register non public method via RegisterAssembly
, since WAY too many members will be registered.
But we could add an overload that registers it, that's very easy.
So let say the execution environment is outside of your library.
I have updated the comment in my example to explain this, in case anyone looks.
Great ;)
Can we close this issue?
Hi,
If you want, I could vastly improve your documentation. Here is something I posted today. I can give you more writing samples. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55875809/graphviz-trouble-with-grid-layout-using-pos-attribute
I would start by asking you a bunch of questions to get to a deep understanding. Then present the information so everyone could get it immediately.
Best,
Dave https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-yost-b34870/
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Great ;)
Can we close this issue?
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Hello @daveyostcom ,
Sure, you can contact me directly here: info@zzzprojects.com
Getting some help with the documentation is always appreciated ;)
Best Regards,
Jonathan
Example here.
Btw, why must a symbol be public to be usable from a script within the same class?