Before the parser only checked if the catch-all branch has a return in
order to determine if the entire match block has a return.
This code block was assumed to always return.
match value:
"test":
print("test")
_:
return
Now as soon as one of the branches has no return, the entire match block
is marked to not have a return.
The default value of the type is now used to initialise it.
export(int) A
Will now have A be 0 istead of Null even though it still showed as 0 before in the inspector, fixes#25357
This allows most demos to run without any ubsan or asan errors. There
are still some things in thirdpart/ and some things in AudioServer that
needs a look but this fixes a lot of issues. This should help debug less
obvious issues, hopefully.
This fixes#25217 and fixes#25218
Some construct (like match) actually depends on the second pass. This
adds some extra checks to not perform specific type-checks on release
since not all type information is available.
When exporting variables from a gdscript, default values of uninitialized variables would never be set. This caused the default value to be Variant::NIL, and when a user tried to reset the variable through the editor, an error would be thrown because too few arguments would be counted(end of argument list for calls are detected by NIL values).
Fixed by simply setting default value to an empty variant of the proper type in gdscript parser.
There's always a constructor, even if implicit, especially for native
types.
Also don't check for signature match on function call, since this
information is not available in release builds.
A lot of information is missing on release, and the checks might take a
performance hit. Also, having GDScript more lenient on release is
usually desirable.
Bojidar Marinov
George Marques
Juan Linietsky
Daniel Spaniol
marxin
Rémi Verschelde
Will Nations
DualMatrix
Hein-Pieter van Braam
Allan Daemon
jlahman