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Asked By | SuperPrower |
I have a script file with class_name “Outer” (for example). It doesn’t extend anything. In it, I have an inner class:
class Inner:
var _q: int
var _r: int
func _init(q: int, r: int):
...
Then, in other file, I try to create an instance of it. I don’t load or preload Outer script.
var inst: Outer.Inner = Outer.Inner.new(x, y)
And I get a following error:
Assigned value type (Inner) doesn't match the variable's type (Inner).
This doesn’t happen when I move Inner to a separate script file. What should I do about it? I don’t really need this class without Outer, so I feel like it’s logical to make it a nested class.
It looks like this should have worked. Maybe it’s a bug with inner classes and type hints.
Zylann | 2019-10-23 12:30