hs.GetActionsByInterface(plugin.Id) returns empty list

[alexbk66]

hs.GetActionsByInterface(plugin.Id) returns empty list
hs.GetAllEvents() does something weird - doesn't return, but try/catch don't catch any exception
hs.GetEventByRef() too

/// PLEASE NOTE: This was ported directly from the legacy HS3 API and has not been fully reviewed to ensure
/// proper compatibility and support through this SDK. This may undergo significant change in the near future.
/// Please use with caution.

This comment probably means it wasn't tested at all?

[EDIT]

I also tried the old HS3 way:

IPlugInAPI.strTrigActInfo[] acts1 = hs3Callback.GetActions(plugin.Id);
IPlugInAPI.strTrigActInfo[] acts2 = hs3Callback.GetActions(plugin.Name);

The first call returns empty list, the second one works. So I changed to

hs.GetActionsByInterface(plugin.Name) 

And it works

[spudwebb]

For GetActionsByInterface(), you're right you need to pass the plugin name, this is the same problem as #141

I will have a look at GetAllEvents() and GetEventByRef()

[spudwebb]

GetAllEvents and GetEventByRef do not work because the EventData struct is not marked as Serializable. This will be fixed in next plugin SDK. (PSDK-122)

[alexbk66]

For GetActionsByInterface(), you're right you need to pass the plugin name

I realised that - hard way - wasting a day of my life!

I think this should be changed to plugin ID? And the function argument and comments says pluginID:

/// <param name="pluginId">The ID of the plugin</param>
/// <returns>A list of all of the actions managed by the plugin</returns>
List<TrigActInfo> GetActionsByInterface(string pluginId);

[alexbk66]

Also

 /// <param name="**pluginName**">The **ID of the plugin** that owns the trigger type</param>
 /// <param name="trigId">The ID of the trigger type</param>
 /// <returns>An array of trigger data</returns>
 TrigActInfo[] GetTriggersByType(string pluginName, int trigId);

Mess

[mnsandler]

there is definitely a problem. see me other post
#148 (comment)

[spudwebb]

The following methods have been fixed in Plugin SDK version 1.2.2

EventGroupData GetEventGroupById(int groupRef);
List<EventGroupData> GetAllEventGroups();
List<EventData> GetAllEvents();
EventData GetEventByRef(int eventRef);
List<EventData> GetEventsByGroup(int groupId);

For the other problems related to the mix up between plugin ID and plugin name, please use issues #141 and #148