[JesseParticipant]

well I isolated the code and it seems to work fine. it has to be from other files that are accessing it.

 

Thanks Impixi for your help.

[JesseParticipant]

I don’t think that’s the issue. the problem seems to be when creating an instance of generic such as:

</p><p>new T().</p><p>

[JesseParticipant]

I think so too.

you can also implement it like this so it won’t look so bad:

Monkey

Method Init:Bool() If Not steps Return 0 If(steps.First.init=True) Return False Endif steps.First.init=True Return True End Method

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Method Init:Bool() If Not steps Return 0 If(steps.First.init=True)   Return False Endif     steps.First.init=True      Return True End Method

[JesseParticipant]

I posted a bug in the development section:

http://monkey2.monkey-x.com/forums/topic/collectionslist-monkey2-error-in-module/#post-1440

fix it and it should take care of most of your errors.

you are going to have to recompile the modules. I think.

[JesseParticipant]

uncheck the inline box.

[JesseParticipant]

are you using the hyperlink above where you enter your comment?

when you click on it a window pops open and you can paste your  code in the code box.

[JesseParticipant]

use the “<>” above.

[JesseParticipant]

it uses this as a base for all my objects:

Monkey

Class StoreObject Field _pred:StoreObject Field _succ:StoreObject Function Separate:Void(obj:StoreObject) If obj._pred If obj._succ obj._pred._succ = obj._succ obj._succ._pred = obj._pred Else obj._pred._succ = Null Endif Elseif obj._succ obj._succ._pred = Null Endif End Function End Class

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Class StoreObject Field _pred:StoreObject Field _succ:StoreObject Function Separate:Void(obj:StoreObject) If obj._pred If obj._succ obj._pred._succ = obj._succ obj._succ._pred = obj._pred Else obj._pred._succ = Null Endif Elseif obj._succ obj._succ._pred = Null Endif End Function End Class

I create instance of it the same way you did in your example. it works fine in monkey1 but I can’t figure this errors out.

[JesseParticipant]

thanks Impixi. I was wondering about the casting thing. that solved several errors. but I still get these errors (on my code):

/Users/legend/Desktop/patrol 2/store.monkey2 [38] : Error : Can’t find overload for ‘new(…)’ with argument types ()
/Users/legend/Desktop/patrol 2/store.monkey2 [29] : Error : Missing return statement
/Users/legend/Desktop/patrol 2/store.monkey2 [18] : Error : Can’t find overload for ‘new(…)’ with argument types ()
/Users/legend/Desktop/patrol 2/store.monkey2 [19] : Error : Identifier ‘c’ not found
/Users/legend/Desktop/patrol 2/store.monkey2 [20] : Error : Identifier ‘c’ not found

[JesseParticipant]

me too!

[JesseParticipant]

I don’t know how that got removed.  I do have it on my original code. apparently in the process of figuring out how to post code here it got removed. So the error happen with the “<T>” in place.

[JesseParticipant]

so how do you access the method in the extended class are we still using the extended Class?

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