Force refresh of List origins when accessed via VariablesState to fix bug where some Lists loaded from file don't get initialized. #764
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… bug where some Lists loaded from file don't get initialized.
…h could crash with a null pointer.
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This is my (hacky?) fix for the bug I describe here: #763
This PR adds a check when an
InkListis accessed viaVariablesStateto see if itsoriginsis null. If it is, then it tries to populate them at that point. The rest of the changes are some code refactoring to keep the origin-setting code in one place.This has fixed my specific problem, but it's almost certainly not a comprehensive fix. Hopefully it's a useful start though.
The real fix should probably make sure all
InkListoriginsare populated after aLoadJson(). I don't understand the entire runtime enough to do that.