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I use KnownTypeResolver for export variable to Expression.
When the export variable name start with "as" or "is" such as "S.aso"
I will throw exception "ExpressionParserException: A 'Resolve' operator requires a second operand."
Wrong:
S.aso
S.asp
S.iso
S.isp
Right
S.oas
S.ois
Maybe some error occur when parse key word "is" and "as".

Visual Studio Community 2017.
I try run test. cannt discovery test.
help..

does it support multiline? when i write ; it throws error

public MethodCallSignature(Type parameter1Type, string parameter1Name, Type returnType)
: this(returnType)
etc...

due to the order of the constructor call, the same hash code will be calculated

Now I have created a custom class with a public static method:

using UnityEngine;

public class GFunc
{
    public static void Foo()
    {
        Debug.Log("Foo!");
    }
}

And I have already passed the type of GFunc through the typeResolve parameter to CSharpExpression.Execute:

KnownTypeResolver typeResolver = new KnownTypeResolver(typeof(GFunc));
CSharpExpression.Execute("GFunc.Foo()", typeResolver);

However, CSharpExpression.Execute still doesn't recognize GFunc and therefore generates a parser exception:

ExpressionParserException: Unable to resolve 'Random'. There is no formal parameter with this name.

Of course, currently I can work around it by making Foo() return an int, and then using CSharpExpression.Evaluate instead of Execute.

Catched exception on the first call CSharpExpression.Evaluate

NotSupportedException: /Users/builduser/buildslave/unity/build/External/il2cpp/il2cpp/libil2cpp/icalls/mscorlib/System.Reflection.Emit/DynamicMethod.cpp(24) : Unsupported internal call for IL2CPP:DynamicMethod::destroy_dynamic_method - System.Reflection.Emit is not supported.

Hello, I was wondering if there are any plans/if it is possible to parse functions with more than 4 arguments or, even better, for a generic number of arguments.

Hey, was really hoping you could help. I picked up this plugin to try and match functionality we had in place before moving over to the IL2CPP scripting backend.

The function I'm trying to replicate is as below.

LambdaParser.Linq.LambdaParse.Eval(string expr, IDictionary<string,object> vars) T Output = Assets.Scripts.SysExtensions.Extensions.TryCast<T>(res);

Using the above function with correct fed variables was matching my needed functionality perfectly. How would I go about achieving this in this plugin?

Thanks,
Ezzuna.

The expression is:

1 == 2 ? Random.Range(0, 1) : 3

The following exception is reported:

ExpressionParserException: A colon ':' symbol is expected in conditional '?' expression.

Changing Random.Range(0, 1) to Random.value makes the exception disappear.

However, 1 == 2 ? 3 : Random.Range(0, 1) can be correctly parsed.