Sam Wilson píše v Út 19. 01. 2010 v 18:49 -0500:
> Hello once again friendly mailing list!
> I have another question, probably my own fault this time:
> why does the following not produce what I expect it to?
> [code]public int main(){ string[] test_array, test2; TestClass tc;
> ulong len1, len2; test_array = new string[100]; test_array[0]
> = "hello world"; tc = new TestClass(test_array); test2 = tc.rawr;
> len1 = tc.rawr.length; len2 = test2.length;
> stdout.printf("instance.property.length:\t\t%lu\n", len1);
> stdout.printf("string[].length:\t\t\t%lu\n", len2); return
> (int)(len1 != len2);}
> public class TestClass{ string[] inside_rawr; public string[]
> rawr { get { return inside_rawr; } } public TestClass(string[] r)
> { inside_rawr = r; }}[/code]
> Thanks again!Sam
> PS: I swear I'll stop asking questions soon.
>
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> [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/vala-listYou should probably start using a better mail client. The formatting of your message is a total mess for me. :) Also, try using more descriptive subjects. There is a lot of "Another Questions" here. You would do much better with "Array property's length isn't what I expect it to be". ;) Anyway, what you are experiencing is yet another known bug. See https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=585847
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