Fixed hasString and hasNumber for global and object arrays #1830
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Thank you for the fix. Please increment the revision in the version. |
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Someone reported the issue and I forgot about this PR. I guess it's already fixed. |
Looks like it. :-) It has the same changes, although it also appends a |
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It’s an action name. The one without the |
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The
HasNumberandHasStringconditions for objects would always return true, regardless of whether the array contained the specified value or not. The reason was that the functions referenced a nonexistent variable named__ArrayTools.Temp.This PR removes all occurrences of this prefix, and now uses the extension scene variable simply named
Temp.An example project where the issue is documented has been attached to this PR.
ArrayToolsTest.zip