IsReference return 1 when called on all forms with Compiler Override

[llde]

No description provided.

[llde]

I cannot reproduce this issue. Maybe there is only on some edge cases. Tested Spell and Quest record, they return 0 as expected. Closing

[Forlini91]

Reopen the issue!! I found the problem is caused by the OBSE compiler:

scn fnTestRef

String_Var name
Ref rVar

Begin Function { name, rVar }
    If IsReference rVar
        Print name + " is a Reference"
    Else
        Print name + " is a Base Object"
    EndIf
End

This works correctly, but if I enable the OBSE compiler with '_' before Function, the command stops working: it always returns 1, no matter the parameter (as opposed to my first report, where I only reported the forms which cannot have references).

[llde]

It seems more an issue with the compiler override then with the function then. maybe it.pass parameters differently. Reopened.

[llde]

@Forlini91 do the issue happen also with let statement?

[Forlini91]

Yes, it happens with Let too, but it still only happens if the compiler override is enabled.
I tested with this:

scn fnTestRef

String_Var name
Ref rVar
Short isRef

Begin _Function { name, rVar }
    Let isRef := IsReference rVar
    If isRef
        Print name + " is a Reference"
    Else
        Print name + " is a Base Object"
    EndIf
End

Everything (base objects without references, base objects with references and references) return 1, so it prints "... is a Reference"

[llde]

Ok Tested in a _GameMode block (so Compiler override active):
First result in the first script execution is returning correctly 0, from second it is returning always 1.
In the next iterations return always 1.
Maybe there is an issue with the ExtractArgs() hook and the script's ContextExecution retriving.

[llde]

@Forlini91 @shadeMe
I fixed the specific functions, but it may be a greater issue with compiler override that affect similar functions. In case open a new bug.
Closing this.

[llde]

Fixed in 2f06997