Question about property object assignment about clearscript

[sergioamm17]

Yes, my class MyCustomObject already has a parameterless constructor.

I made a couple of more tests and it looks the type of the property Origin is not registered at all. This should be why I can not assign a new object to the property, even if I create another object type, it's not the same as the property and that throws the exception.

So far, I need to fix a namespaces error, to register succesfully the Origin Type.

This is a shared project between a big team, that's why I'm trying to fix this kind of programming errors.
Thanks for your help, you made me understand the issue.

[ClearScriptLib]

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[ClearScriptLib]

Hi @sergioamm17,

We're assuming that IM is a host object. If that's correct, how are the Reference and Origin properties defined in managed code?

Also, what is Namespace.MyObject? If that's a host object or type, how are you exposing it to the script engine?

Thanks!

[sergioamm17]

Yes, the IM is a host object.

This is the Origin property
private MyCustomObject _origin; public MyCustomObject Origin { get { return _origin; } set { _origin = value; } }
And the Reference property
public string Reference { get { return Convert.ToString(Entity.iProperties[MemberName.Reference]); } set { Entity.iProperties[MemberName.Reference] = value; } }

Reference is working as expected, however, the Origin is not working at all. I think the reason is because is an complex type (my custom object)

Namespace.MyObject is the namespace and name of my custom class, for example MyCustomObject according to the shared example. I already registered my custom type using Engine.AddHostType("MyTypes", typeof(Namespace.MyCustomObject));
I want to set the new value for the Origin property from the script.

[ClearScriptLib]

Hello @sergioamm17,

I already registered my custom type using Engine.AddHostType("MyTypes", typeof(Namespace.MyCustomObject));
I want to set the new value for the Origin property from the script.

Given that AddHostType call, the JavaScript expression new MyTypes() should create a MyCustomObject instance (assuming that MyCustomObject has a parameterless constructor).

Can you verify that?