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Conflict between application.getDeviceInfo() and os.clock() ?
krl3000
Member
Take the following simple program:
local s = os.clock()
local os, v = application:getDeviceInfo()
print(os, v, s)
If I run this, it works. However, if I reverse the first two lines like so:
local os, v = application:getDeviceInfo()
local s = os.clock()
print(os, v, s)
I get the following error:
main.lua:2: attempt to call field 'clock' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
main.lua:2: in main chunk
At least the workaround turned out to be simple enough since I didn't need to execute the two lines in that order, but is this a bug in Gideros?
local s = os.clock()
local os, v = application:getDeviceInfo()
print(os, v, s)
If I run this, it works. However, if I reverse the first two lines like so:
local os, v = application:getDeviceInfo()
local s = os.clock()
print(os, v, s)
I get the following error:
main.lua:2: attempt to call field 'clock' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
main.lua:2: in main chunk
At least the workaround turned out to be simple enough since I didn't need to execute the two lines in that order, but is this a bug in Gideros?
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