C#•7mo ago

Error CS1502; Unity Mobile Developement

How do I fix this?

public class DLLocalizationManager : LocalizationManager
{
    public DLLocalizationManager(IHttpClient httpClient, IAppInfo appInfo) : base(default(IHttpClient), default(IAppInfo), default(Localization), default(LocalizationManager.CsvMode), default(LocalizationManager.CsvLoadedDelegate))
    {
    }

}

public class DLLocalizationManager : LocalizationManager
{
    public DLLocalizationManager(IHttpClient httpClient, IAppInfo appInfo) : base(default(IHttpClient), default(IAppInfo), default(Localization), default(LocalizationManager.CsvMode), default(LocalizationManager.CsvLoadedDelegate))
    {
    }

}

"has some invalid arguments" thanks Unity

27 Replies

Angius•7mo ago

Check what the base class constructor actually wants, because CS1502 means you're giving it something it does not want As a side note, with the default, you're giving it a bunch of nulls

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

hmmmmm okay I'll give it a try. I love your name btw

Angius•7mo ago

Helps me hide at the botton of the user list lol

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

hey random question, I'm REALLY new to programming, does fixing something make other errors be discovered in Unity because I had 2 errors I fixed thinking they were my last one, I was like yes I'm a genious, and then 3 more popped up

Angius•7mo ago

Sometimes fixing an error does cause another error to appear, yes We call it "progress" lol If you're as new as you claim to be, I'd recommend not starting with Unity though

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

error CS1729: The type SocialPoint.Utils.PriorityQueue<T,System.Action>' does not contain a constructor that takes 0' arguments also occurs here, and I don't know what it means this unfortunately is the ONLY thing I want to do as far as programming goes, I'm just trying to get an abandonware mobile game running

Angius•7mo ago

It means the constructor of the PriorityQueue class takes some parameters There's no constructor with zero of them

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

fuck okay

Angius•7mo ago

So, again, look at the class, look at it's constructors, see which one you want to use Which is something you'd learn were you to start by learning C#, not by learning Unity 😛

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

using System;

namespace SocialPoint.Utils
{
    public class PriorityAction<T> : PriorityQueue<T, Action>
    {
    }
}

using System;

namespace SocialPoint.Utils
{
    public class PriorityAction<T> : PriorityQueue<T, Action>
    {
    }
}

so the constrictures are T and Action here right?

Angius•7mo ago

Constructors And no $structure

MODiX•7mo ago

namespace Namespace;

[Attribute]
public class Class
{
    public string PublicField;
    private bool _privateField;    

    public int PublicProperty { get; set; }

    public Class() {} // Constructor

    public void Method(int parameter)
    {
        var localVariable = parameter; 
    } 
}

namespace Namespace;

[Attribute]
public class Class
{
    public string PublicField;
    private bool _privateField;    

    public int PublicProperty { get; set; }

    public Class() {} // Constructor

    public void Method(int parameter)
    {
        var localVariable = parameter; 
    } 
}

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

lol hmm okay, that makes sense! maybe I need a bracket to seperate it

Angius•7mo ago

A class will inherit the constructors of the parent class

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

using System; namespace SocialPoint.Utils { public class { PriorityAction<T> : PriorityQueue<T, Action> } { } } this looks really bad

Angius•7mo ago

If there are no ctors in PriorityAction, there might be ctors in PriorityQueue It does look bad and won't even compile, you're right

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

oh goodness okay what is a ctor

Angius•7mo ago

constructor

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

okay i feel like i need to undo work now lol let me think

Angius•7mo ago

That's where source control comes in clutch, but I don't suppose you use source control So ctrl-z what you can ig

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

namespace SocialPoint.Utils
{
    public class PriorityAction : PriorityAction<int>
    {
    }
}

namespace SocialPoint.Utils
{
    public class PriorityAction : PriorityAction<int>
    {
    }
}

so I think this is where the ctor comes from and then ummmmm PriorityQueue inherets it here maybe I might manually do it, I already had a blunder changing MonoBehaviour to UnityEngineMonoBehaviour instead of PhotonMonoBehaviour and had to just restart basically thankfully there's only a couple things I really need to change this would probably be an easy project for someone who knew C#

Angius•7mo ago

Possibly

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

I might call it a night thank you ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ actually I have a quick question how morally ambiguous is it to edit someone's code that I didn't make to play a game like where does the line between decompiling and just well the code was there start and if I use someone else's code, is that morally bad in the programming world

Angius•7mo ago

Does the game permit such modifications explicitly?

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

no lol

Angius•7mo ago

Then it's not legal Morality of it is up for debate

Black in ItalianOP•7mo ago

that's good to know thank you I will be the only one playing it, and my sister, so I am morally okay with it

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Error CS1502; Unity Mobile Developement